Coverflow.js
simulates the Apple Cover Flow UI effect, without any dependency.
Chrome & Safari & Firefox only.
<div class="coverflow" data-size="180" data-spacing="20" data-shadow="false" data-flat="false" data-bgcolor="#fff" data-width="1000">
<img src="img/A.jpg" data-info="Moon Landing">
<img src="img/B.jpg" data-info="Red">
<img src="img/C.jpg" data-info="Greatest Hits">
...
<img src="img/I.jpg" data-info="American Idiot">
</div>
You can put everything into it, even a DIV tag.
This is a HTML element.
Click Me!<div class="coverflow" data-size="100" data-spacing="10" data-shadow="false" data-flat="false" data-bgcolor="#fff" data-width="400" data-imgshadow="false">
<img src="img/Mac.png" data-info="Happy Mac!">
<div id="div-A" data-info="div">
<p>This is a HTML element.</p>
<a href="javascript:alert('Hi!')">ClickMe!</a>
</div>
<img src="img/Clarus.png" data-info="png">
<img src="img/animator.gif" data-info="gif">
</div>
data-size
: width of each element
data-spacing
: spacing between two elements
data-shadow
: reflection
data-flat
: disable 3D rotation
data-bgcolor
: background color
data-width
: whole width
data-info
: title of each element