A jquery-based mouse click for a water wave effect

Today, for everyone, a mouse click that is implemented by jquery has a water-wave effect. Click on the page with the mouse, you can see the page constantly come forward water ripple effect. Then the ripples of water fade away. The effect is very good. Let's look at the following:

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The implemented code.

HTML code:

 <DivID= "Container">        <H1>Click or Touch the screen.</H1>        <P>Click as fast as you can.<em>Try it on a touchscreen-it ' s even more fun.</em></P></Div>

CSS code:

  * {User-select:None;cursor:default;}Body, HTML{Height:100%;font-family:Helvetica Neue,helvetica,arial,sans-serif;}H1, P{text-align:Center;position:relative;Z-index:1;}H1{padding:50px 0;margin:0 50px;font-size:30px;Line-height:30px;Font-weight: $;}P{font-size:14px;Font-weight: $;margin:0 50px;Color:#53646e;}p em{Color:#42a6df;}#container{position:relative;Height:100%;width:100%;Overflow:Hidden;}#container Button{padding:20px;Border:None;background:Transparent;Display:Block;position:relative;Z-index:3;margin:0 Auto;}. Dot{Height:2px;width:2px;Border-radius:100%;position:Absolute;Z-index:0;Animation:sploosh 3s cubic-bezier (0.165, 0.84, 0.44, 1);background:Transparent;}@keyframes Sploosh{0% {Box-shadow:0 0 0 0px rgba (166, 223, 0.7);background:Rgba (166, 223, 0.7); }100%{Box-shadow:0 0 0 300px rgba (166, 223, 0);background:Rgba (166, 223, 0); }}

JS Code:

$ (window). Ready (function() {setTimeout (function() {setTimeout (function () {                    $(' #container '). Append (' <div class= "dot" style= "top:50%;left:50%;" ></div> ')                }, 900); SetTimeout (function () {                    $(' #container '). Append (' <div class= "dot" style= "top:50%;left:50%;" ></div> ')                }, 600); SetTimeout (function () {                    $(' #container '). Append (' <div class= "dot" style= "top:50%;left:50%;" ></div> ')                }, 300); SetTimeout (function () {                    $(' #container '). Append (' <div class= "dot" style= "top:50%;left:50%;" ></div> ')                }, 0); SetTimeout (function () {                    $(' #container dot '). Remove (); }, 2900); }, 1500);        }); //Click Animation        if(Modernizr.touch) {$ (' #container '). On (' Touchstart ',function(e) {varleft = E.originalevent.touches[0].pagex; vartop = E.originalevent.touches[0].pagey; $( This). Append (' <div class= ' dot ' style= ' top: ' + top + ' Px;left: ' + left + ' px; " ></div> ') SetTimeout (function () {                    $(' #container. Dot:first-of-type '). Remove (); }, 3000);            }); Document.body.addEventListener (' Touchmove ',function(e) {e.preventdefault ();        }); } Else {            $(' #container '). On (' MouseDown ',function(e) {varleft =E.pagex; vartop =E.pagey; $( This). Append (' <div class= ' dot ' style= ' top: ' + top + ' Px;left: ' + left + ' px; " ></div> ') SetTimeout (function () {                    $(' #container. Dot:first-of-type '). Remove (); }, 3000);        }); } //@ sourceurl=pen.js

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A jquery-based mouse click for a water wave effect