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  1. Using a modern browser, go to a project in GitHub (e.g., )
  2. Click a subdirectory.

See the page-wipe effect before the subdirectory page loads? How does that work?

Update: More specifically, how does this happen perfectly and seamlessly before the next page is loaded? Can clicks be delayed? Is the next page loaded in the background?

  1. Using a modern browser, go to a project in GitHub (e.g., https://github./twitter/bootstrap)
  2. Click a subdirectory.

See the page-wipe effect before the subdirectory page loads? How does that work?

Update: More specifically, how does this happen perfectly and seamlessly before the next page is loaded? Can clicks be delayed? Is the next page loaded in the background?

  • javascript
  • html
  • css
  • github
Share Improve this question edited Nov 9, 2011 at 15:54 a paid nerd asked Nov 9, 2011 at 15:39 a paid nerda paid nerd 31.6k31 gold badges140 silver badges180 bronze badges 1
  • Do you mean the animation or the nice url for every slide? – Yoshi Commented Nov 9, 2011 at 15:52
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It uses history.pushState (part of the HTML5 history API) along with some sliding effects. See this link for a plugin + demo.

Also, just found Github's blog post on the topic!

Seeing that github uses jquery, this is probably the answer you're looking for: http://api.jquery./category/effects/

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