Posts by godonholiday

WebFactory said

godonholiday said
I actually want the color of an element to change as you are on the page.

Yes, that’s 2-3 lines of jQuery code. Basically just onColorPickerChange .... $('#element').css('color', currentColorpickerColor);

Thanks, that seems to make sense. I guess I just need a color picker and work through geting its current state.

Thanks for the help!

WebFactory said
That’s a bit too project-specific for an universal solution. It boils down to 2-3 lines of jQuery code so I’m not quite sure you’ll be able to find a ready-made solution.

Thanks for letting me know. I have done some searches to find some tutorials etc.. but I dont think I am searching for the right thing.

A theme switcher and css switcher all point to tutorials where you actually flip back and forth between style sheets.

I actually want the color of an element to change as you are on the page.

Thanks

Any ideas?

I am looking to buy an item for this.

Sorry, i posted this on TF as template authors seem to use it a lot. I guess here might have been a better option.

I have seen a couple of templates that have a tool on the side to change the color of a background or html element using a color wheel.

I had a little search, and I only seem to find WP template switchers and JS css switchers that jump to another css.

I am looking for something that will change the style of the element as you click on the color in the tool?

I thought I had seen one on codecanyon but now I can only find the full css file switchers.

Any ideas?

Thanks

I have seen a couple of templates that have a tool on the side to change the color of a background or html element using a color wheel.

I had a little search, and I only seem to find WP template switchers and JS css switchers that jump to another css.

I am looking for something that will change the style of the element as you click on the color in the tool?

I thought I had seen one on codecanyon but now I can only find the full css file switchers.

Any ideas?

Thanks

In the UK, there area a number of Universities offering Web Design/Web Development courses.

This is not a requirement if you have a strong portfolio.

As this is a Junior position, if you dont have a strong portfolio, but have completed one of these types of courses, then we would still like you to apply.

Monkify said
You might get more results posting this to FreelanceSwitch.

Thanks Monkify, I have just done that. Its also on GumTree, but I am not sure how many people use that for jobs.

Gavin

We are looking for a web designer, from recent graduate to 3 years experience, to join our front-end web development team.

Opportunity to join an experienced and well-funded team and be part of the exciting build-up stage. We are developing cutting-edge business applications in a cloud-based Google-Apps environment.

REQUIRED SKILLS

- degree in web design or equivalent - strong knowledge of HTML (HTML5), CSS and Image Editing - meticulous in design work and eye for good web design - keen interest in web development and Internet technology - must be able to demonstrate a portfolio of past work - knowledge in use of Javascript and JQuery

JOB OPPORTUNITY

- exposure to cutting-edge cloud-based development - experience of working in an Agile work flow with experts in different fields - fast-paced environment with strong culture of innovation and learning - potential to grow into senior role and share in equity upside

Responsabilities:

- Design Front & Backend Interface - Manage submitted Designs - Template Design and quality control

REMUNERATION

- base salary from £22k to £26k per annum subject to capability/experience - potential for equity share within 6 months

Must be eligible to work in the UK and work from our premises. Our offices are in a recently converted, beautiful old factory/warehouse in central London.

Please email your CV with a brief paragraph about your qualifications and interests. More details available on our website http://www.bonline.com.

Thanks you two. I will forward you some details shortly.

Gavin

Edit: This is paid work.