The jCountdown plugin creates stunning effects that can be viewed at:
After inspecting the resources, it appears that the plugin uses css sprite animation to achieve its effects. I am curious about how challenging it would be to make it responsive and avoid horizontal overflow-x scroll bars on smaller screens less than 485px wide.
I plan to use the "slide_black" skin for a slide effect. Any tips on customizing the script, css, or adjusting image dimensions to ensure responsiveness would be greatly appreciated.
One potential option is to adjust the width parameter, but this could result in blurry images, particularly for any text within the day/hour/min/sec labels.
$("#timer").jCountdown({
timeText: tdate,
timeZone: 8,
style: "slide",
color: "black",
width: 225,
textGroupSpace: 15,
textSpace: 0,
reflection: !1,
reflectionOpacity: 10,
reflectionBlur: 0,
dayTextNumber: 2,
displayDay: !0,
displayHour: !0,
displayMinute: !0,
displaySecond: !0,
displayLabel: !0,
onFinish: function() {}
});