#Squarespace parallax scrolling code#

There’s a ton of information here because I want to make sure that you have everything you need to decide if parallax scrolling is a design feature that makes sense for you to use on your own website. In this post, we are going to dive DEEP into one of the hottest web design trends. You might not have heard of it but you definitely know it when you see it. I love it when a real-life situation or question comes up as a topic that I can share with you all here on my blog! Today’s post was inspired by a recent conversation I had with a client where we discussed which Squarespace template to use for their new website in order to present their content in the best way possible. So using it on a personal site might not be allowed.Everything you need to know about parallax scrolling and Squarespace

#Squarespace parallax scrolling code#

You may only use this code on websites hosted by Squarespace, and in compliance with the Developer Terms. So it does indeed look they they do some desktop vs mobile tricks to improve performance. As a result, we need to use method (1) on mobile (andĭesktop Safari 10, which behaves like mobile), and method (2) on all other The background layers appears to lag behind its ability to paint naturally However, fixed causes issues on mobile, where the browser's ability to paint Without theįixed methodology, parallax becomes noticeably jittery on desktop Firefox. It's in relation to the viewport and not the entire document. Most likely because the renderer is better able to handle large layers if We've found that the fixed method appears to work best for desktop browsers, Parallax is implemented here with two possible methodologies:ġ) absolute, where Parallax-item is absolutely positioned where itsĬorresponding original position is on the page, andĢ) fixed, where Parallax-item is fixed positioned, and transformed so that it They have some good comments, one right at the beginning:

I'm thinking you might be able to use that library wholesale (Maybe not, see below.). Within that source code, they have a JS library for its Parallax effect

Googling on that string brought me to the wright-framework under Squarespace's github account. Their sample Brine Template sites links to this sample site which looks pretty similar to what you have going on.Īdditionally, looking at the HTML that drives the Parallax effect, they have the images house in a. I did some quick googling and found this article on Parallax scrolling, and it mentions how the Brine Family on templates has Parallax as an available feature.

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