I think you'll find that sort of thing very easily done without any modules at all just by learning a little jQuery. It sounds like you already have the knowledge how to create the View so I'll just give you a simple jQuery snippet: $(window).unload( function() { $("div.contentToChange p.firstparagraph:visible").slideUp("slow"); } ); $(window).load( function() { $("div.contentToChange p.firstparagraph:hidden").slideDown("slow"); } );
I don't foresee it being any more of a performance issue than the example site you mentioned.
Best of luck!
On Nov 10, 2009, at 12:13 AM, brendan, fresh-off.com wrote:
Hello List
I’m working on finally updating my site/portfolio and came across this while looking for inspiration: http://pixelresort.com/portfolio/
You’ll notice that underneath his main navigation, he has “exposed filters” that change the portfolio view with some Javascript/AJAX/ jQuery/etc. I’m wondering if something like that Javascript/AJAX/ jQuery/etc. effect could be done with Drupal – and on a portfolio page that not only uses Views, but also pagination? And if it is, any pointers towards helpful modules?
Another question that comes to mind is, if one were to use a Javascript/AJAX/jQuery/etc. effect like the one on the Pixel Resort site, but with several pages of content - is that likely to cause any performance issues?
Thanks for any input!
brendan, fresh-off.com Creative Direction & Consultation: Web | Print | Brand
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