How to use visual elements to tell a story Let's start with an interesting fact that will amaze you. Do […]
I'm the owner and founder of PIT Designs. I love creating digital presence and creative digital solutions for our clients.
Posted
3 years ago on June 6th, 2020.
Related To:
Tags: Number Counter | Oxygen | Tutorials
The Ultimate Guide to Choosing a Great Domain Name for Your Business
Choosing the right domain name for your business is a critical step in building a strong online presence. Your domain […]
6 Mistakes to Avoid When Creating a React-Native App
React Native is a leading cross-platform app development framework that has more than one and half thousand active contributors. The […]
Will Elon Musk Turn Twitter into a Super-App?
Elon Musk envisions a future where mobile apps are consolidated into one-stop shops within a single platform. Will he create a "super app" to rule them all in 2023? Learn about the challenges he faces and the potential impact on companies like Twitter and Apple's App Store.
8 Steps to Start Your Shirt Printing Business like a Pro
The custom design market is rising daily, and its demand is relatively easy to fulfil if you have the right […]
What Is Out-Of-Home Advertising - Types & Strategies
OOH, or out-of-home advertising has been around for a long and is still one of the best ways to contact […]
Best Tools That Make Content Readability Better
These three best tools can enhance content readability: 1) Paraphrasetool.ai 2) Word-counter.io 3) Hemingway Editor. Use these tools and achieve perfection in your work.
How to Lock Entire WordPress Website for the Public Without Plugins
You can lock your entire WordPress website and make it only visible to logged-in users without using a plugin by adding a simple code.
Animated number counters are seen on many landing pages. They bring a cool effect (movement) to the page and convey some important information or quick facts in numbers.
There are limitless ways to put the number counters to use. Could be projects done, clients, staff, lines of code, etc.
We used 4 animated number counters in Oxygen, when redesigning our landing page for PIT Designs & Consultancy - Melbourne Web Design.
So let's get started with a step by step tutorial on how to create this cool element in Oxygen, using JS and CSS for styling.
Table of Contents
Add Counter-Up JS
For this to work, we will take advantage of jquery.counterup.js by @bfintal. head to https://github.com/bfintal/Counter-Up
And download jquery.counterup.min.js, upload it to your server.
And download jquery.counterup.min.js, upload it to your server.
Include Both JS in Code Box
Add Code block in Oxyge, in the HTML section, add two external JS links. First is the one you uploaded from step one.
The second is this
https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/waypoints/2.0.3/waypoints.min.js
So you have two JavaScripts now. Refer to the above image.
The second is this
https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/waypoints/2.0.3/waypoints.min.js
So you have two JavaScripts now. Refer to the above image.
jQuery to Trigger the Effect
In the same Code Block you added, go to JavaScript section and add this jQuery code:
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
jQuery('.fancycount').counterUp({
delay: 10,
time: 1500
});
});
This jQuery basically calls the counter up script we added in step one. Which makes the whole thing work.
jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
jQuery('.fancycount').counterUp({
delay: 10,
time: 1500
});
});
This jQuery basically calls the counter up script we added in step one. Which makes the whole thing work.
Add the Numbers
At this point, we have the scripts ready to animate number counters. All that's left is adding a text element, and writing the number we want in.
Add text element, and give it a class of fancycount. as shown in the above image.
Add text element, and give it a class of fancycount. as shown in the above image.
Final Step
Duplicate the text element, for as many times as you want, edit each text with a different number. And style it as you wish with CSS.
since you will be using the same class for all text elements, styling one of them, will apply to all.
since you will be using the same class for all text elements, styling one of them, will apply to all.
For any further questions, leave a comment below.