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Parallax.js v1.5.0

10 Oct 06:06
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  • performance improvements
  • jquery 3 compatibility
  • readme updates
  • added package.json
  • functionality to select mirror container

Parallax.js v1.4.2

30 Jan 02:48
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  • Minor performance enhancements
  • Documentation fixes

Parallax.js v1.4.1

22 Dec 17:26
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bower.json fix

Parallax.js v1.4.0

21 Dec 14:16
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  • Complex HTML content in Slider (enables responsive images)
  • Performance improvements
  • Updated README

Parallax.js v1.3.2

04 Mar 17:41
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Release Notes:

  • Update documentation
  • Add bower manifest

Parallax.js v1.3.1

25 Feb 19:00
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Release Notes:

  • Add "overScrollFix" option which attempts to correctly extend the parallax effect when "over scrolling" in browsers like Safari
  • Ensure no max-width rule applies to parallax sliders. (see issues #32, #33)
  • Fix issue where positionX and positionY attributes were being overridden. (see issue #24)

Parallax.js v1.3

29 Jan 09:53
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  • Change the way parallax dimensions are calculated for images near the top or bottom of the document. (see issue #16)
  • Utilize uglifyjs compress and mangle options to save more space in the minified javascript.

Parallax.js v1.2.1

29 Jan 09:47
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Release Notes:

  • Fix typos in the documentation (pr #12 and #17)
  • Utilize outerHeight() rather than height() when calculating parallax mirror element dimensions. (issue #14)

Parallax.js v1.2

29 Jan 09:45
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  • Fix inconsistency in the minified js (issue #9)
  • Implement ability to disable parallax effect on Android user agents (pr #5)

Parallax.js v1.1

10 Jun 20:35
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  • Implement ability to adjust the position of the parallax image within the target element when there is overflow