Comments on Animated 3D Flipping Menu with CSSLegendary scribbles about JavaScript, HTML5, AJAX, PHP, CSS, and ∞.2012-12-20T13:43:50Zhttp://davidwalsh.name/3d-menu/feed/atomWordPressBy: David WalshDavid Walshhttp://davidwalsh.namehttp://davidwalsh.name/?p=5621#comment-404692012-11-28T21:25:59Z2012-11-28T21:25:59ZCredit is provided….
]]>By: JesusJesushttp://davidwalsh.name/?p=5621#comment-404682012-11-28T20:09:47Z2012-11-28T20:09:47Z@Tom Schuermans.
It looks exactly like that one.
]]>By: Tom SchuermansTom Schuermanshttp://www.inventis.behttp://davidwalsh.name/?p=5621#comment-404532012-11-28T14:15:37Z2012-11-28T14:15:37ZLooks a lot like the http://www.pukkelpop.be menu
]]>By: Beben KobenBeben Kobenhttp://beben-koben.blogspot.com/2012/11/animated-rolling-3d-effect-css-3.htmlhttp://davidwalsh.name/?p=5621#comment-404242012-11-27T16:22:15Z2012-11-27T16:22:15Zsimilar like this http://hakim.se/thoughts/rolling-links
]]>By: ChinwagChinwaghttp://davidwalsh.name/?p=5621#comment-404152012-11-27T10:44:29Z2012-11-27T10:44:29ZVery clever code, no need for specific images!
Similar to the menu by the great Soh Tanaka.
Great job.
]]>By: David WalshDavid Walshhttp://davidwalsh.namehttp://davidwalsh.name/?p=5621#comment-403442012-11-26T16:11:09Z2012-11-26T16:11:09ZOnly Firefox animates generated content at the moment, so this is the “safer” approach.
]]>By: browniefedbrowniefedhttp://tutorials.browniefed.comhttp://davidwalsh.name/?p=5621#comment-403402012-11-26T16:04:48Z2012-11-26T16:04:48ZThis is a good approach but can be achieved even better using pseudo-elements, just like Webdesign Depot does for external links.
You have a single span inside with a data-title attribute, and then set the content of the css pseudo element using attr(data-title). Rotate the pseudo element -90deg, then on hover you rotate the span 90deg thus exposing the pseudo element that was rotate -90deg, creating a rotating effect.
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