div-page-transformation-overlap
The pages are stacked when the pager is scrolled overlapping each other.
Parameters
Parameters | Description |
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type |
string Required parameter. The value must always be |
interpolator |
string Tranformation speed nature. When the value is set to linear — cubic-bezier(0, 0, 1, 1);ease — cubic-bezier(0.25, 0.1, 0.25, 1);ease_in — cubic-bezier(0.42, 0, 1, 1);ease_out — cubic-bezier(0, 0, 0.58, 1);ease_in_out — cubic-bezier(0.42, 0, 0.58, 1).Possible values: Default value: |
next_page_alpha |
number Minimum alpha of the next page during pager scrolling in bounds [0, 1]. The next page is always a page with a large sequential number in the list of Restriction for the value Default value: |
next_page_scale |
number Scale of the next page during pager scrolling. The next page is always a page with a large sequential number in the list of Restriction for the value Default value: |
previous_page_alpha |
number Minimum alpha of the previous page during pager scrolling in bounds [0, 1]. The previous page is always a page with a lower sequential number in the list of Restriction for the value Default value: |
previous_page_scale |
number Scale of the previous page during pager scrolling. The previous page is always a page with a lower sequential number in the list of Restriction for the value Default value: |
reversed_stacking_order |
bool_int If the value set to false, the next pages will be stacked on top the previous ones. If the value set to true, then the opposite will occur. The next page is always a page with a large sequential number in the list of Default value: |
JSON
{
type*: "overlap",
interpolator: "string",
next_page_alpha: "number",
next_page_scale: "number",
previous_page_alpha: "number",
previous_page_scale: "number",
reversed_stacking_order: "bool_int"
}