How to Create a Progress Bar WITH STAGES - HTML, CSS & JavaScript Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
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In today's video I'll show you how to create a working progress bar that shows stages (or "status updates") as it fills up. With this technique, you can display a status text for each part of your app as it loads up.
This solution uses HTML, CSS, JavaScript, CSS3 Transitions, and HTML5 Data Attributes.
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Hi Dom, thank you so much for creating such a wonderful videos! Your videos really helps me out to understand more in JavaScript.
Awesome 😁 you're welcome!
As soon as I saw this, I opened my Atom instance and started following along! Love the smooth animation, and great video!
Like this example, good job man
I find it very fitting that your name is Dom (: Thanks for the easy to follow tutorial
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Loved this video , just wanted to know how exactly the bar increases from 0 to 100% as you showed at the start of the video. Because in this video u gave a random value like 27 .Could you help me with the code to show its full working because I am new to the javascript
help us Dom
Hi Dom.
Awesome video! I’ve wanted to do this for a while. How can I get it to redirect when the progressing bar finishes?
Thanks
Heya, so I've got it set to one value but can't get it to change in time to other stages... any tips?
Great small JS projects! Thanks man! :)
Super clear, very impressive.
Hello, i wave some problem with the ".map(stage => stage.split(":"))" command line can you help me?
12:26
What if we change "value >= stage[0]" to "value
worth noticing - it's a fake loading bar