what program can you use to make a photo transition like this site

[cssmaker]

This is kind of a css question but what program could have been used to make the photos appear like this on this website:
http://85856021.nhd.weebly.com/

[Sammy12]

That website is using flash, which is a very old way of doing simple animations.

You don't need a program, flash, or jQuery now, you can use CSS animations.

@-webkit-keyframes fade {
    0%   { zoom: 0; }
    100% { zoom: 1; }
}
@-moz-keyframes fade {
    0%   { zoom: 0; }
    100% { zoom: 1; }
}
@-o-keyframes fade {
    0%   { zoom: 0; }
    100% { zoom: 1; }
}
@keyframes fade {
    0%   { zoom: 0; }
    100% { zoom: 1; }
}

.photo {
    zoom: 0;
    -webkit-animation: fade 5s;
       -moz-animation: fade 5s;
         -o-animation: fade 5s;
            animation: fade 5s;
}

Just fiddle around with this and you should get it to go.

EDIT: I forgot to put "fade" in the keyframes, fixed.

[cssmaker]

Thanks will try

[VIPStephan]

Originally Posted by Sammy12

You don't need a program, flash, or jQuery now, you can use CSS animations.

OK, and now tell me how users of IE 8 and other browsers that aren’t the latest cutting edge version get to enjoy this.

My philosophy is to help others help themselves. And it’s not good to tell newbies to use experimental features as if it was completely safe and reliable to use them. At least they should be warned (and cssmaker, consider yourself warned) that these are experimental and not ready for real-life applications.

[Sammy12]

Originally Posted by VIPStephan

OK, and now tell me how users of IE 8 and other browsers that aren’t the latest cutting edge version get to enjoy this.

My philosophy is to help others help themselves. And it’s not good to tell newbies to use experimental features as if it was completely safe and reliable to use them. At least they should be warned (and cssmaker, consider yourself warned) that these are experimental and not ready for real-life applications.

Well the main thing is that the fade in is presentational and is not a vital part of the page.

He posted this in the CSS forum and I'd rather not go into jQuery as he's probably not interested in learning that right now.

I linked him to an article that shows the browser support, and quite honestly I think it best he go down a CSS animation road right now.