Summary of Parallax scrolling in 3 lines of code!

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This video shows how to create a parallax scrolling effect using CSS and JavaScript. The user provides a brief overview of the September and October time of year in New York City.

• 00:00:00 This YouTube video demonstrates how to create Parallax scrolling using just three lines of code. By manipulating the value of a motion variable, the scrolling effect can be adjusted to match the desired speed and intensity.
• 00:05:00 This video explains how to create a Parallax effect using CSS and JavaScript. The effect is created by using scroll Y and scroll to control the rate of the Parallax scrolling. The video also demonstrates how to solve a problem where the Parallax effect is not working correctly.
• 00:10:00 This video explains how to use the "offset" property to control how quickly Parallax scrolls in a window. The "offset" property takes a number, in pixels, as its parameter, and sets the Parallax rate at that distance from the window's bottom edge. This allows the user to specify a percentage or pixel-based Parallax rate. By using the "end" and "start" properties, the user can control when the Parallax stops scrolling and when it starts.
• 00:15:00 This video demonstrates how to create a parallax scrolling effect using only three lines of code. The user demonstrates how to derive the motion values for an element from its scrolling, and also provides a brief overview of the September and October time of year in New York City.