You will need the following script: anyScrollScene And this is the code mentioned in the tutorial: When you only want to scroll down: anyScrollScene(hypeDocument,"enable",0.5,"start"); When you only want to scroll in both directions: anyScrollScene(hypeDocument,"enable",0.5); When you only want to scroll … Read more…
Below you will find a simple tutorial on how to create an animated menu in Hype.
Using a custom cursor icon either in Muse or Hype can be quite simple!
So you have a project on your website that might be a bit delicate and you want to add a simple password authentication to a specific scene?
Then I have an solution for you.
It’s a very simple solution, so it’s not the most secure. People with some basic understanding of HTML are able to go around it.
But, for most purposes, this should do the trick 🙂
Hype creates all scenes on on one page. Which means, when you change the scene, the URL doesn’t change and therefore the browser history doesn’t change. So, in order to take advantage of the “back button” we need to add … Read more…
I the following video I show you how you can connect your Muse pages to Hype and upload everything to your server. If you don’t already have a domain and hosting, you can sign up here: http://any.green/hosting/ Merging and uploading: … Read more…
One issue with Hype can be that when you leave the page (for instance to view a work page built in Muse) Hype doesn’t remember where in the timeline the user was. So, every time the page is reloaded it … Read more…
Hype doesn’t really support a preloader. Either it loads, or it’s done loading. It has an option to add a loading bar, but that is just a simple bar that cannot be changed. But with a little scripting we can … Read more…