fullpage.js在某个部分使用自定义转换(fullpage.js Using a custom transition on one certain section)

我正在使用fullpage.js它的超级基本功能：让我的网站上的每个部分都是视口的全高，并在从一个部分滚动到一个部分时锁定滚动。

而不是从第1部分滑动到第2部分，我想通过使第1部分的背景更大并将其淡化来为第1部分的背景设置动画，然后淡入第2部分。基本上，这将是此幻灯片的自定义转换。

该插件有一个事件实例OnLeave，允许在用户滚过某个幻灯片时执行某些操作：

onLeave: function(index, nextIndex, direction){ var leavingSection = $(this); //after leaving section 2 if(index == 1 && direction =='down'){ $('.section1').animate({ backgroundSize: '150%' }, 1000); do another css animation } else if(index == 1 && direction == 'up'){ alert("Going to section 1!"); } }

虽然事件很有效，但我不知道如何添加延迟，因此动画可以在页面滚动到下一部分之前完成。 另外，如前所述，我想淡出到下一部分而不是向下滑动（如果这是可能的话）。

非常感谢任何指导。

I'm using fullpage.js for it's super basic functions: make each section on my site full height of viewport and to lock the scroll when scrolling from section to section.

Instead of sliding from section 1 to section 2, I want to animate the background of section 1 by making it larger and fading it out, then fading into section 2. Basically, this would be a custom transition for this slide.

The plugin has an event instance OnLeave which allows to execute something when user scrolls past a certain slide:

onLeave: function(index, nextIndex, direction){ var leavingSection = $(this); //after leaving section 2 if(index == 1 && direction =='down'){ $('.section1').animate({ backgroundSize: '150%' }, 1000); do another css animation } else if(index == 1 && direction == 'up'){ alert("Going to section 1!"); } }

Although the event works great, I don't know how to add a delay so the animation can finish before the page scrolls to next section. Also, as mentioned before, I would like to fade to the next section rather than slide down (if that's a possibility).

Any guidance is greatly appreciated.

最满意答案

更新

看看这个主题 。 您可以在回调中使用取消移动功能来阻止scoll并执行您自己的操作。

或者，您也可以使用$.fn.fullpage.setAllowScrolling(false)来阻止fullPage.js滚动，然后使用您自己的mousewheel或touch处理程序，您可以创建可以触发自己的操作。

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请查看在fullPage.js问题论坛上处理的相关主题 。

我想说目前还没有正确的办法。

Update

Take a look at this topic. You can use the cancel move feature in a callback to prevent the scoll and do your own actions.

Or, you can also use $.fn.fullpage.setAllowScrolling(false) to prevent fullPage.js to scroll and then using your own mousewheel or touch handlers you can create you can trigger your own actions.

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Please take a look at this related topic treated on fullPage.js issues forum.

I would say there's no proper way to do it at the moment.