Take a look at the code snippet on this jsfiddle link: https://jsfiddle.net/frpL3yr1/
The concept revolves around creating a bar of images positioned at the top of the screen. The img-wrapper
div is intended to be animated using JavaScript, shifting leftward upon mouse hover. To visualize the end goal, refer to a similar design showcased on this page. However, in my implementation, the animation will trigger only when mouse-over occurs.
An issue arises in both my jsfiddle and the demonstration linked above - the width of the image-containing div is hardcoded. In my scenario, the CSS statically defines the width of img-wrapper
as 200%. As I aim for my page to accommodate any number of images, its width should dynamically adjust based on the content. Presently, if more images are added beyond what can fit within img-wrapper
, they will wrap onto a new line.
What would be the most effective approach to rectify this situation?