If you like the effect, then you can just copy finished code and use it!
Liven up your website!
Various hover effects can bring freshness to the pages of your site. Previously, for any effect, you had to deal with javascript, but today, after the advent of CSS3 technology, everything can be done bypassing the use of javascript.
Today's examples are all implemented and optimized for new modern browsers, and will certainly work in them (for example, in Mozilla or WebKit family browsers). We cannot assure you about working in IE, but in most fresh versions effects will work exactly as they should. But do not forget that for each effect, an attractive rollback option has been prepared in case the browser still does not support the effect.
01. Zoom
Demo: To view
This effect is very simple to implement, and it can be implemented in several ways. We used a method where a margin parameter is added to each image, and then, when the mouse cursor is hovered, this parameter is removed. Let's say the margin setting starts at 15px and on hover becomes 2px, which makes the image appear to bounce. You can also just use this effect with text, even if the links are vertical instead of horizontal.
The transition here can be set at your discretion, and the effect will also be attractive without any transition. We, for example, made the effect a little smooth, which we thought would add zest to the effect.
Bump Up CSS
Ex1 img(
border: 5px solid #ccc;
float: left;
margin: 15px
-webkit-transition: margin 0.5s ease-out;
-moz-transition: margin 0.5s ease-out;
-o-transition: margin 0.5s ease-out;
}
Ex1 img: hover (
margin-top: 2px;
}
02. Stack & Grow
Demo: To view
The author of this effect apparently wanted to achieve some kind of lava lamp effect, as when you hover over the list of links with the mouse, each image slowly expands and then returns to its original size.
For implementation, images of 400x133 pixels in size were used here. They were then resized to 300x100 pixels with CSS, and expanded on hover. Since the entire list is center-aligned in the example, new size images refracted all alignment. This problem can be solved by setting negative margins to half the width of enlarged images.
CSS code for Stack & Grow
/*Example 2*/
#container (
width: 300px
margin: 0 auto;
}
#ex2 img(
height: 100px;
width: 300px
margin: 15px 0;
-webkit-transition: all 1s ease;
-moz-transition: all 1s ease;
-o-transition: all 1s ease;
}
#ex2 img: hover (
height: 133px;
width: 400px
margin-left: -50px;
}
03. Fade text in
Demo: To view
Here the author wanted to create something like an event on javascript type when you hover over one item and the effect is displayed on another. Here, the text and image have been taken and then placed in a separate left-aligned div. Next, color: transparent and line-height: 0px were added to the div. This allowed the text to be positioned at the top of the div and hidden altogether.
To make the text reappear, we simply change the color and line height. When you hover over the image, the text reappears. Very fun and light effect.
Fade Text In Effect CSS Code
#ex3(
width: 730px
height: 133px;
line-height: 0px
color:transparent
font-size: 50px;
font-family: "HelveticaNeue-Light", "Helvetica Neue Light", "Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
font-weight: 300
text-transform: uppercase;
}
#ex3:hover(
line-height: 133px;
color: #575858;
}
#ex3 img(
float: left;
margin: 0 15px;
}
04. Crooked Photo
Demo: To view
This effect is very simple, but it's great for a thumbnail gallery. First you need to create a grid with images and then rotate the images when you hover over them, which creates an attractive effect.
Here you need to use a lot of new css values, so you should also consider the rollback option for earlier versions of browsers. In our gallery, transitions, transformations, as well as block shadows will be used, however, according to your desire. The transformation will be responsible for the rotation of the image, and the transitions will be responsible for the soft and smooth effect.
Here you can use pseudo-selectors.
CSS code for Crooked Photo
#ex4 (
width: 800px
margin: 0 auto;
}
#ex4 img(
margin: 20px
border: 5px solid #eee;
-webkit-box-shadow: 4px 4px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
-moz-box-shadow: 4px 4px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
box-shadow: 4px 4px 4px rgba(0,0,0,0.2);
-webkit-transition: all 0.5s ease-out;
-moz-transition: all 0.5s ease;
-o-transition: all 0.5s ease;
}
#ex4 img: hover (
-webkit-transform: rotate(-7deg);
-moz-transform: rotate(-7deg);
-o-transform: rotate(-7deg);
}
05. Fade In and Reflect
Demo: To view
This effect is a bit trickier to implement, so we had to fiddle around with it a bit to get it to work. The default image position is slightly transparent. Then, when you hover over the image, the transparency level is lowered, and the image returns to its original appearance, as well as a slight glow and reflection (for WebKit family browsers only).
Unfortunately, the reflection isn't exactly a transition, so it appears immediately, even though the rest of the content appears in slow motion.
If you're confused about CSS reflections, you can learn more about it in this article (David Walsh).
Fade In and Reflect CSS Code
#ex5 (
width: 700px
margin: 0 auto;
min-height: 300px
}
#ex5 img(
margin: 25px
opacity: 0.8
border: 10px solid #eee;
/*Transition*/
-webkit-transition: all 0.5s ease;
-moz-transition: all 0.5s ease;
-o-transition: all 0.5s ease;
/*Reflection*/
-webkit-box-reflect: below 0px -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, from(transparent), color-stop(.7, transparent), to(rgba(0,0,0,0.1)) );
}
#ex5 img: hover (
opacity: 1
/*Reflection*/
-webkit-box-reflect: below 0px -webkit-gradient(linear, left top, left bottom, from(transparent), color-stop(.7, transparent), to(rgba(0,0,0,0.4)) );
/*Glow*/
-webkit-box-shadow: 0px 0px 20px rgba(255,255,255,0.8);
-moz-box-shadow: 0px 0px 20px rgba(255,255,255,0.8);
box-shadow: 0px 0px 20px rgba(255,255,255,0.8);
}
Conclusion
These 5 examples should be enough to inspire you to create something of your own. Remember that you can always experiment with already ready-made examples and then tell us about them.
If you have come across other attractive effects somewhere on the web, then please tell us and other readers about it.
First of all, for those who are not quite in the subject or not at all in the subject, I will briefly explain what hover effects are. it different kinds effects (pop-up captions, tooltips, smooth transitions, transformation, rotation, zoom, offset, etc., etc.) applied to the elements of the website when you hover over them with the mouse cursor. These effects can be realized both with the help of various jQuery plugins, and pure CSS3.
Today I prepared a large selection of original hover effects for images created with CSS3, without including javascript libraries. I won’t talk about the advantages and disadvantages of implementing hover effects on pure CSS3, this is another topic, just look at the examples and, if necessary, use the one you like on your site. All effects presented in the review are provided with a demo and detailed documentation with source codes. The manuals are mostly in bourgeois, but everything is more or less intuitive.
Just want to draw your attention to the fact that all these examples will only work correctly in modern browsers that support CSS3 properties.
In order not to break the overall picture, I did not distort the names of the effects with machine translation (with the exception of some), I left the original titles as the developer called them.
Highly interesting effect when hovering over image thumbnails, using thin lines in design and typography. Several different kinds of caption pop-up effects, soft and non-obtrusive 3D transforms, and smooth pseudo-element transitions. Works only in modern browsers.
iHover is an impressive collection of pure CSS3 hover effects with Bootstrap 3 support. Built on Scss CSS (file), easily modifiable with variables. The code is modular, there is no need to include the entire file. 30+ different effects in one package. Everything is pretty well documented, the effects are very easy to use. All you need to do is to correctly build the HTML markup and include the CSS file to work.
Creates some simple yet stylish hover effects for image captions. The idea is that when hovering over the thumbnails, get the title, author name, and link button to show up spectacularly. Some effects use 3D visual transformations.
A very simple transition effect, without any bells and whistles, a completely round image in a frame, it transforms by changing the focus on hover and that's it.
CSS3 Hover Effects for Thumbnails
The developer positions his work as an example of an image gallery with transition effects when annotations (captions) to thumbnails appear. Strong support declared modern browsers, including IE 9+. Of course, it is difficult to call it a full-fledged gallery, but the effect of the appearance of signatures is quite interesting.
Another set of CSS rules to create impressive hover effects on perfectly round thumbnails. The package contains 7 types of CSS3 transitions, very detailed documentation on setting up and using. The effects are supported by all modern browsers.
Rotate thumbnails on hover
A simple effect of rotating round thumbnails when hovering over them with the mouse cursor, you can see about the same on my blog, in the post announcements on the main page. It is implemented in a couple of lines of css code.
If translated literally: “Sexy effect when hovering over images.” Of course, you are unlikely to notice something so sexy in this effect, unless you have a wild imagination, but the effect is interesting in its own way and it is worth paying attention to it.
Five different effects for images when hovering over them. Pop-up signatures in three variations, curtains in the form of changing the degree of transparency and rotation with horizontal movement.
4 Types of animation effects for image captions, implemented exclusively by means of CSS3. Different positions at the appearance and transition effects, quite a standard performance. To understand how animation works, take a look at source demo page, I did not find any separate documentation.
Grid-lined thumbnail galleries with various caption appearance, rotation, fade, float, etc. effects. Documentation on use and configuration is rather scarce, but you can figure it out with a special desire.
This effect does not represent anything special, a banal change in the brightness of images on hover, except that animation elements are added. You will have to deal with the details of the implementation yourself by decomposing the demo source codes.
Another set of 10 hover effects for images, various modifications of thumbnails on hover, zoom, rotate, rotate, darken, etc.
Border Animation Effect
Various frame animation effects around images, looks quite attractive, there is a detailed guide for setting up and using.
Original CSS3 hover effects used to make image thumbnail captions appear effectively on hover. The set of CSS rules includes 10 different effects that you can use separately for different images. The effects are truly impressive, especially considering that it's all done with CSS3. Detailed guide will help you figure out what's what.
The idea is to create an SVG that is a background shape for some text and turns into a different shape on hover. In this way, you can make many different options, but in the example, three types of transition effects are shown. The advantage of using SVG is that we can resize the form to match the size of the parent container.
Sliding images
The essence of this effect is that the image moves up and down to make the caption appear. If you work with the style parameters, I think you can achieve quite nice effects, and by default, everything looks very simple.
With this effect, everything is simple, the captions to the pictures slide out at the top right or bottom left, in the form of a ribbon with a translucent dark background, everything is very simply reshaped using the css properties.
An interesting solution, the thumbnails are presented in a darkened form, when you hover over them, the images appear and the signature pops up on a light background.
The caption for the image appears from the corner and expands diagonally to the entire area of the image.
A few more interesting solutions for implementing pop-up captions for image thumbnails. In the online editor, you can experiment with the options and achieve more impressive results.
Kit beautiful effects when hovering over thumbnails, various types of appearance and design of captions for pictures. Thin lines in contrast with a slightly darkened background create easy-to-read information blocks.
Bizarre shapes and magnification effect in conjunction with the animated effect of the appearance of captions to image thumbnails.
Wonderful icon overlay effects on image thumbnails in various appearance variations. The example uses a (+) character outlined by a circle using border-radius: in CSS, you can also use an icon font to make the popup panel more informative.
6 Picture Captions
6 Variants of appearance of pop-up captions for images on hover using CSS3. A detailed lesson on implementation and configuration, source codes available for download.
How to create some subtle and modern caption hover effects.
Learn how to create some simple, yet stylish hover effects for image captions. The idea is to have a grid of figures and apply a hover effect to the items which will reveal a caption with the title, author and a link button.
Direction aware CSS3 Hover Effect with jQuery
Create a direction-aware hover effect using CSS3 and jQuery.
Learn how to create a direction aware hover effect using some CSS3 goodness and jQuery. The idea is to have a little overlay slide in on top of some thumbnails from the direction that we are coming from with the mouse.
Circle Hover Effects with CSS Transitions
A tutorial about how to create different hover effects on circles with CSS transitions and 3D rotations
This tutorial will show you five examples of CSS3 hover effects using different CSS properties. Please note that the CSS3 effects will only work properly in modern browsers that support the CSS3 properties in use.
Unique CSS Button Hover Effects
Some creative and modern button styles and effects for your inspiration.
This CSS button set consists of some simple, creative and subtle styles and effects to inspire you. The effects can be seen when hovering on some buttons and clicking on others. Mostly, CSS transitions are used but also CSS animations and for some buttons a bit of JavaScript to add/remove effect classes is used.
Icon Hover Effects
A set of simple round icon hover effects with CSS transitions and animations for your inspiration.
Here's a collection of simple icon hover effects. Create a subtle and stylish effect using CSS transitions and animations on the anchors and their pseudo-elements.
First of all, for those who are not quite in the subject or not at all in the subject, I will briefly explain what hover- is. These are various types of effects (pop-up captions, tips, smooth transitions, transformation, rotation, increase, displacement, etc., etc.) applied to the elements of the website on them with the mouse cursor. These can be implemented both with the help of various jQuery plugins, and on pure .
Today I prepared a large selection of original hover effects for images created with CSS3, without including javascript libraries. I won’t talk about the advantages and disadvantages of implementing hover effects on pure CSS3, this is another topic, just look at the examples and, if necessary, use the one you like on your site. All effects presented in the review are provided with a demo and detailed documentation with source codes. The manuals are mostly in bourgeois, but everything is more or less intuitive.
Just want to draw your attention to the fact that all these examples will only work correctly in modern browsers that support CSS3 properties.
In order not to break the overall picture, I did not distort the names of the effects with machine translation (with the exception of some), I left the original titles as the developer called them.
Very interesting hover effect on image thumbnails, using thin lines in design and typography. Several different kinds of image caption effects, soft and non-obtrusive 3D transformations, and smooth pseudo-element transitions. Works only in modern browsers.
iHover is an impressive collection of pure CSS3 hover effects with Bootstrap 3 support. Built on Scss CSS (file), easily modifiable with variables. The code is modular, there is no need to include the entire file. 30+ different effects in one package. Everything is pretty well documented, the effects are very easy to use. All you need to do is to correctly build the HTML markup and include the CSS file to work.
Creates some simple yet stylish hover effects for image captions. The idea is that when hovering over the thumbnails, get the title, author name, and link button to show up spectacularly. Some effects use 3D visual transformations.
A very simple transition effect, without any bells and whistles, a completely round image in a frame, it transforms by changing the focus on hover and that's it.
for CSS3 thumbnails
The developer positions his work as an example of an image gallery with transition effects when annotations (captions) to thumbnails appear. Confident support is declared by modern browsers, including IE 9+. Of course, it is difficult to call it a full-fledged gallery, but the effect of the appearance of signatures is quite interesting.
Another set of CSS rules to create impressive hover effects on perfectly round thumbnails. The package contains 7 types of CSS3 transitions, very detailed documentation on setting up and using. The effects are supported by all modern browsers.
Rotate thumbnails on hover
A simple effect of rotating round thumbnails when hovering over them with the mouse cursor, you can see about the same on my blog, in the post announcements on the main page. It is implemented in a couple of lines of css code.
If translated literally: "Sex effect when hovering over". Of course, you are unlikely to notice something so sexy in this effect, unless you have a wild imagination, but the effect is interesting in its own way and it is worth paying attention to it.
Five different effects for images when hovering over them. Pop-up signatures in three variations, curtains in the form of changing the degree of transparency and rotation with horizontal movement.
4 Types of animation effects for image captions, implemented exclusively by means of CSS3. Different positions at the appearance and transition effects, quite a standard performance. To understand how the animation works, take a look at the source code of the demo page, I did not find any separate documentation.
Grid-lined thumbnail galleries with various caption appearance, rotation, fade, float, etc. effects. Documentation on use and configuration is rather scarce, but you can figure it out with a special desire.
This effect does not represent anything special, a banal change in the brightness of images on hover, except that animation elements are added. You will have to deal with the details of the implementation yourself by decomposing the demo source codes.
Another set of 10 hover effects for images, various modifications of thumbnails on hover, zoom, rotate, rotate, darken, etc.
Various frame animation effects around images, looks quite attractive, there is a detailed guide for setting up and using.
Original CSS3 hover effects used to make image thumbnail captions appear effectively on hover. The set of CSS rules includes 10 different effects that you can use separately for different images. The effects are truly impressive, especially considering that it's all done with CSS3. A detailed guide will help you figure out what's what.
The idea is to create an SVG that is a background shape for some text and turns into a different shape on hover. In this way, you can make many different options, but in the example, three types of transition effects are shown. The advantage of using SVG is that we can resize the form to match the size of the parent container.
Sliding images
The essence of this effect is that the image moves up and down to make the caption appear. If you work with the style parameters, I think you can achieve quite nice effects, and by default, everything looks very simple.
With this effect, everything is simple, the captions to the pictures slide out at the top right or bottom left, in the form of a ribbon with a translucent dark background, everything is very simply reshaped using the css properties.
An interesting solution, the thumbnails are presented in a darkened form, when you hover over them, the images appear and the signature pops up on a light background.
The caption for the image appears from the corner and expands diagonally to the entire area of the image.
A few more interesting solutions for implementing pop-up captions for image thumbnails. In the online editor, you can experiment with the options and achieve more impressive results.
A set of beautiful effects when hovering over thumbnails, various types of appearance and design of captions for pictures. Thin lines in contrast with a slightly darkened background create easy-to-read information blocks.
Bizarre shapes and magnification effect in conjunction with the animated effect of the appearance of captions to image thumbnails.
An example of creating a visual slide effect for displaying voluminous image captions using only CSS3 and HTML5.
6 Picture Captions
6 Variants of appearance of pop-up captions for images on hover using CSS3. A detailed lesson on implementation and configuration, source codes available for download.
And finally, in the end, so to speak, I can’t help but mention the simplest way to create a pop-up caption for a thumbnail using CSS3.
I talked about this method in one of my previous lessons:.
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First of all, for those who are not quite in the subject or not at all in the subject, I will briefly explain what it is. These are various types of effects (pop-up captions, tooltips, smooth transitions, transformation, rotation, increase, displacement, etc.) applied to website elements when you hover over them with the mouse cursor. These effects can be implemented both with the help of various jQuery plugins, and on pure .
Today I prepared a large selection of original hover effects for images created with CSS3, without including javascript libraries. I won’t talk about the advantages and disadvantages of implementing hover effects on pure CSS3, this is another topic, just look at the examples and, if necessary, use the one you like on your site. All effects presented in the review are provided with a demo and detailed documentation with source codes. The manuals are mostly in bourgeois, but everything is more or less intuitive.
Just want to draw your attention to the fact that all these examples will only work correctly in modern browsers that support CSS3 properties.
In order not to break the overall picture, I did not distort the names of the effects with machine translation (with the exception of some), I left the original titles as the developer called them.
Very interesting hover effect on image thumbnails, using thin lines in design and typography. Several different kinds of image caption effects, soft and non-obtrusive 3D transformations, and smooth pseudo-element transitions. Works only in modern browsers.
iHover is an impressive collection of pure CSS3 hover effects with Bootstrap 3 support. Built on Scss CSS (file), easily modifiable with variables. The code is modular, there is no need to include the entire file. 30+ different effects in one package. Everything is pretty well documented, the effects are very easy to use. All you need to do is to correctly build the HTML markup and include the CSS file to work.
Creates some simple yet stylish hover effects for image captions. The idea is that when hovering over the thumbnails, get the title, author name, and link button to show up spectacularly. Some effects use 3D visual transformations.
A very simple transition effect, without any bells and whistles, a completely round image in a frame, it transforms by changing the focus on hover and that's it.
CSS3 Hover Effects for Thumbnails
The developer positions his work as an example of an image gallery with transition effects when annotations (captions) to thumbnails appear. Confident support is declared by modern browsers, including IE 9+. Of course, it is difficult to call it a full-fledged gallery, but the effect of the appearance of signatures is quite interesting.
Another set of CSS rules to create impressive hover effects on perfectly round thumbnails. The package contains 7 types of CSS3 transitions, very detailed documentation on setting up and using. The effects are supported by all modern browsers.
Rotate thumbnails on hover
A simple effect of rotating round thumbnails when hovering over them with the mouse cursor, you can see about the same on my blog, in the post announcements on the main page. It is implemented in a couple of lines of css code.
If translated literally: "Sex effect when hovering over." Of course, you are unlikely to notice something so sexy in this effect, unless you have a wild imagination, but the effect is interesting in its own way and it is worth paying attention to it.
Five different effects for images when hovering over them. Pop-up signatures in three variations, curtains in the form of changing the degree of transparency and rotation with horizontal movement.
4 Types of animation effects for image captions, implemented exclusively by means of CSS3. Different positions at the appearance and transition effects, quite a standard performance. To understand how the animation works, take a look at the source code of the demo page, I did not find any separate documentation.
Grid-lined thumbnail galleries with various caption appearance, rotation, fade, float, etc. effects. Documentation on use and configuration is rather scarce, but you can figure it out with a special desire.
This effect does not represent anything special, a banal change in the brightness of images on hover, except that animation elements are added. You will have to deal with the details of the implementation yourself by decomposing the demo source codes.
Another set of 10 hover effects for images, various modifications of thumbnails on hover, zoom, rotate, rotate, darken, etc.
Various frame animation effects around images, looks quite attractive, there is a detailed guide for setting up and using.
Original CSS3 hover effects used to make image thumbnail captions appear effectively on hover. The set of CSS rules includes 10 different effects that you can use separately for different images. The effects are truly impressive, especially considering that it's all done with CSS3. A detailed guide will help you figure out what's what.
The idea is to create an SVG that is a background shape for some text and turns into a different shape on hover. In this way, you can make many different options, but in the example, three types of transition effects are shown. The advantage of using SVG is that we can resize the form to match the size of the parent container.
Sliding images
The essence of this effect is that the image moves up and down to make the caption appear. If you work with the style parameters, I think you can achieve quite nice effects, and by default, everything looks very simple.
With this effect, everything is simple, the captions to the pictures slide out at the top right or bottom left, in the form of a ribbon with a translucent dark background, everything is very simply reshaped using the css properties.
An interesting solution, the thumbnails are presented in a darkened form, when you hover over them, the images appear and the signature pops up on a light background.
The caption for the image appears from the corner and expands diagonally to the entire area of the image.
A few more interesting solutions for implementing pop-up captions for image thumbnails. In the online editor, you can experiment with the options and achieve more impressive results.
A set of beautiful effects when hovering over thumbnails, various types of appearance and design of captions for pictures. Thin lines in contrast with a slightly darkened background create easy-to-read information blocks.
Bizarre shapes and magnification effect in conjunction with the animated effect of the appearance of captions to image thumbnails.
Wonderful icon overlay effects on image thumbnails in various appearance variations. The example uses a (+) character outlined by a circle using border-radius: in CSS, you can also use an icon font to make the popup panel more informative.
An example of creating a visual slide effect for displaying voluminous image captions using only CSS3 and HTML5.
6 Picture Captions
6 Variants of appearance of pop-up captions for images on hover using CSS3. A detailed lesson on implementation and configuration, source codes available for download.
And finally, in the end, so to speak, I can’t help but mention the simplest way to create a pop-up caption for a thumbnail using CSS3.
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● e-mail newsletters,
● web-push,
● SMS mailings,
● SMTP,
● mailings in Viber,
● send messages to facebook messenger.
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A/B testing will help you experiment with different options for sending a series of emails and determine the best option for opens or transitions.
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