So looking into it, it looks like most people have been using a javascript library (freezeframe.js). I found the main tutorial here bechnokid's tutorial on how to implement freezeframe in a personal site. It's basically calling the library to your site and then telling it what elements to freeze and how using javascript.
And I also found a resource for a way it can be done without the freezeframe.js library at solaria's freezing gifs tutorial. It's just tedious in another way by making static images of each gif and replacing their visibility with javascript.
But both if these sites have the process well documented so even if you're confused by javascript you should be able to at least copy the code and have it work. Try it out when you can get back to coding and hopefully we can help you troubleshhot more if you need :^)
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Date: 2024-09-29 07:29 pm (UTC)So looking into it, it looks like most people have been using a javascript library (freezeframe.js). I found the main tutorial here bechnokid's tutorial on how to implement freezeframe in a personal site. It's basically calling the library to your site and then telling it what elements to freeze and how using javascript.
And I also found a resource for a way it can be done without the freezeframe.js library at solaria's freezing gifs tutorial. It's just tedious in another way by making static images of each gif and replacing their visibility with javascript.
But both if these sites have the process well documented so even if you're confused by javascript you should be able to at least copy the code and have it work. Try it out when you can get back to coding and hopefully we can help you troubleshhot more if you need :^)