![]() ![]() I refer to this radius or distance value as offset in my code. When the cursor comes inside the grid area, we need elements surrounding the cursor up to a particular distance. Note: This is my logic and there can be a different approach for implementing this effect but after looking at existing implementations available online I can assure you that my approach is the clean, least complicated, and scalable unlike other hardcoded ones □. The grid layout has 3 items, the grid has the class win-grid and the grid items are of class win-btn. ![]() In CSS, I have used a CSS grid to layout the items, so that the design remains responsive. HTML code is pretty simple, a container div which will be the grid, and inside it are the items. This is how our output looks at this point Here is the initial code.Įnter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode I started the basic setup by forking my own implementation of Windows button hover effect codepen and then adding the mouse events to the win-grid element. So, it is obvious that we will be working with mouse events, especially the mousemove event. The intensity of highlight on the border of items is based on the position of the cursor.As soon as it reaches a minimum distance from the item, the borders of those nearby items are highlighted.You can have a look at the final grid hover effect below. I highly suggest that you read the first part (Button hover effect) because I explain some essential CSS properties used in all these effects. Hello there, if you've arrived here after reading my previous post, I'd like to congratulate you as you already understand half of the code used in this effect□. Instead, if you are not a beginner, I request you to go through the content and provide your valuable feedback :) I have explained all the necessary basic concepts used in the effect in brief in this article So please do not ignore the article by its length. Note: The aim of writing this article is that readers of all skill levels understand maximum content. ![]() Selecting and Styling the right elements. ![]()
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