How to Create a Radial Menu Using Only CSS?
How to create a radial menu using CSS?
Question:
How to create a menu that looks like this:
[Image]
I don’t want to use PSD images . I'd rather use icons from packages like FontAwesome and generate the background/CSS in CSS.
A version of the menu that can be created using PSD can be found here.
Answer:
After almost 3 years of waiting, I finally have the time to revisit this question and post an improved version. You can still view the original answer at the end for reference.
While SVG might be a better choice (especially today), my goal is to use only HTML and CSS, no JS, no SVG, no images (except for the background on the root element).
Demo 2015
Screenshots:
- Chrome 43:
[Image]
- Firefox 38:
[Image]
- IE 11:
[Image]
Code
HTML is pretty simple. I'm using checkbox trick to show/hide menu.
<input type='checkbox'>
I use Sass to keep things logical and make it easier to change things if needed. Lots of notes.
/* CSS goes here. */
Currently this answer covers HTML, Sass, and raw JavaScript. This is a large response as it dives into the solution and provides useful code examples.
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