Yes this can actually be used as a WordPress theme! Cool, eh?
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This is a demonstration of what is possible with CSS3 and jQuery. These Windows 7 windows are made by only using the latest CSS3 effects such as border-radius, rgba, box-shadow, text-shadow and gradients. So far this page is only supported by the latest version of Firefox (3.6+).
Try to zoom in and you’ll notice that theres no loss of quality except for the pixel graphics such as the Firefox favicon and the ‘X’ on the closing button.
In addition to that, you can dragg, resize and maximize the windows, just like “real” ones. Have fun!
To-Do-List:
Jack Sparrow says: 19.03.2012
Sorry. I was so astonished with the girl I forgot to tell you how much this site rocks. Nice code
Lukas Bestle says: 17.03.2012
Kleine Feature-Idee: Markieren verhindern! Hier das CSS dafür, das kannst du so einpflegen:
* {
-moz-user-select: none;
-webkit-user-select: none;
user-select: none;
}
.focus_win .window_inner *{
-moz-user-select: all;
-webkit-user-select: text;
user-select: all;
}
Jack Sparrow says: 16.03.2012
100% of nerds visiting this site didn’t notice the wallpaper
BTW: Who is she?
Norman says: 16.03.2012
that’s Avril Lavigne
Lukas Bestle says: 13.03.2012
Gibt es genau (!) dieses Beispiel auch zum Download? Nein, nicht das ähnliche Beispiel…
Norman says: 16.03.2012
Hi, ich hab mal oben im Artikel einen Downloadlink eingefpgt. Viel Spaß damit!
Lukas Bestle says: 16.03.2012
Danke.
Refardo Gelora says: 27.01.2012
wow
this is very great!
good job!
=D
Mark Adamson says: 23.01.2012
works well in chrome. I’m on version 18
kelly says: 21.09.2011
danke norman, mache ich. lg kelly
kelly says: 14.09.2011
es gefällt mir ausgezeichnet. beim nachbauen mit 2 fenstern weiß ich nicht was ich für einen befehl bei “stack” eingeben muss, dass das aktive fenster immer im vordergrund ist. kann mir jemand einen tipp geben? habe chrome als browser (windows vista)
Norman says: 17.09.2011
Hi kelly,
schau dir doch einfach mal meine JavaScript-Datei dazu an, die sollte dir bei dem Problem weiterhelfen http://www.normansblog.de/demos/wp-content/themes/flora_demos/js/windows_emu_1.1.js
Mihai says: 27.09.2010
Sugestion:
Icons
Mihai says: 25.09.2010
hmm… after submitting a comment works in Chrome
Mihai says: 25.09.2010
hi, Norman, is there a way to make it more compatible with Chrome or IE, for me it only works in Firefox
Flo says: 11.06.2010
Hallo Norman,
ich habe tatsächlich eine fast ähnliche Optik gebastelt…dabei habe ich auch versucht die “reflection”-Geschichten in der Titlebar zu erstellen (zumindest im FF):
background: -moz-repeating-linear-gradient(
top left 45deg,
rgba(255,255,255,0.35),
rgba(245,245,245,0.65) 80px,
rgba(255,255,255,0.35) 160px
);
ryan says: 16.05.2010
This is very awesome, is there code available?
Norman says: 18.05.2010
hey ryan, you can get the source code of a similar example here or here its written by me and although its in german you should be able to read the code
Barta Tamás says: 14.05.2010
I like it.
However I would never use it for blogging, but it’s quite instructive.
Oskar says: 07.04.2010
Pretty cool!
Felix says: 24.03.2010
suggestion:
- reflections on taskbar + titlebars
- different orbs for hover and open state
- Aero Snap (dragging windows to the left, right, top for snapping, dragging maximized windows for restoring)
- better hover state for task buttons