rtrethewey;1286433 wrote:The site you mention relies on an animation package that works with a popular JavaScript framework called "jQuery". If you look at all of the <script> tags on the page, you can determine which files it uses and use that information to locate the origin of the animation package so you can get the documentation and any licensing information.
Hey man, first of all thnx for your answer.. totally awesome, appreciates it...
I know a little about "jQuery", but can't find the package .. also without being an expert in JQuery(but someone that have followed simple examples in it like creating stuff like image sliders, or animated menus) I take it that this sort of thing is something that is built on top of the normal jQuery library?
Anyways:
It does not need to be the exact package/library/script ... I would just like to learn to create some cool animated and user interfered text effects and so on ...
So in short I'm not sure I'm looking for an exact extraction, as much as a link to the origin of something similar - if that makes sense? 