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Pretty impressive that you can do it without JavaScript with this new CSS API heres a quick tutorial on how to code the iPad video scroller mask effect yourself

Wes Bos

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jhey ▲🐻🎈1 year ago

And here's my version that attempts to match up to the iPad site one 🤙 Uses the pathLength trick and position:sticky to get closer to the video behavior from the original 😎

Wes Bos1 year ago

Ohhhh sheeesh - thats even better. Good tip - thank you

Mbaziira Ronald1 year ago

Man, CSS is becoming more powerful every year 😎

Wes Bos1 year ago

lots of super powerful APIs rolling out right now - its a good time for CSS

Jeroen Reumkens — FrontendFYI1 year ago

Appreciate the mention Wes! This tutorial is already super complete! Well done 🔥

CRANQ1 year ago

Great video content, a bit over my head though!

Matias Baldanza.dev 😁 ⚛️1 year ago

What a great step-by-step breakdown!

TommyTheJ1 year ago

Pretty neat 😎

Nicholas Mackey1 year ago

So sick. Thanks for sharing, Wes. 🤙

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