Create a Vertical Sliding Bar Thumbnail Effect with jQuery
December 2nd, 2009 admin
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A revisit from my previous famous tutorial, I have changed the transition to something different. 4 bars will be sliding up and down and reveal the description of the thumbanil hidden underneath.
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