Reputation: 3197
I have been asked by a client to replicate the functionality of the full page video slider on this page
The pertinent functionality being each slide being a video that is split into smaller sections that can effectively be scrolled through like individual slides themselves and when the last section of the video is reached pushing the next arrow will move the slider to the start of the next video.
My question is can this be done with no Javascript supporting browsers including ie9 but not earlier? The client has requested html5/css3 only but I am not sure that is possible. If it is possible can you post some examples and if it isn't what is the minimum (not in lines of code but pieces of functionality) amount of javascript / jquery that would be required?
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is can this be done with no Javascript supporting browsers including ie9 but not earlier?
highly not possible.
The only option you could leverage with CSS is :hover
This can be done easily on javascript.
There are plenty of libraries out there.
I guess client ;) doesnt know what they are talking about when they say HTML5 and javascript
HTML5 is a fancy word which includes advanced concepts which heavily depends on Javascript
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