Randall Goya aka decibel.places dba netsperience 

• A back-end wizard, Randall Goya develops community-driven sites, social publishing, semantic publishing and e-commerce web sites. He develops Web 2.x (beyond "Web 2.0") websites. Randall specializes in Drupal, Acquia Drupal and WordPress CMS (Content Management Systems.)

• He can also deal with a myriad of other platforms, including, Joomla, Magento and PHPMotion. Randall also provides custom-built web solutions with: PHP, MySQL, AJAX, JavaScript, DHTML and CSS. Randall is constantly aware of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and SMO (Social Media Optimization for Twitter, Facebook etc.) as he codes.

• Formerly a sound editor and engineer for major feature films, Randall integrates rich media, Flash, video and audio.

• Randall’s team of associates includes front-end UI, graphic design and branding, and SERP (Search Engine Rank Placement) by SEO-savvy writers, bloggers and marketing experts. Randall’s technical expertise and the Colorfury team provides everything you need to create a state-of-the-art web site.
  

• I have been creating web sites since 1996. I have been creating Drupal sites since v 4.x (2005). I also enhance and troubleshoot existing web sites.

• I have been cooking DHTML with JavaScript for over 10 years.
  

• I am a member of the Drupal Association

• My code has been featured at javascript.com, drupal.org, and dzone.com.

• I (ghost)wrote an article about PHP and SEO that is widely distributed online: PHP SEO, and Spiders - Oh My!

• I am the moderator of the "Coder's Corner" group at the IT Contracting Network.

• I have the most (44+) "best answers" in web development on LinkedIn

• View the netsperience company profile on LinkedIn

• Some clients have worked with me for years, and I can provide outstanding references.

• I was a sound editor and engineer for major feature films in the 80s, and I work with rich media: video, audio, Flash.

• I also Project Manage PHP/MySQL, Drupal, Flash, ASP.NET, C#, MSSQL

• My résumé was chosen as "best" out of 700 submitted to a Berman Larson Kane webinar.

• View my résumé

This scroller/viewer is similar to one using MooTools. It scrolls both the semi-transparent content divs to designated targets AND the optional background image, using smooth scrolling. The javascript source for this is lightweight, about 125 lines of code (5.73 kb) compared with about 10,000 lines in the MooTools-core and MooTools-more libraries (237 kb).

Feel free to use it. Please retain the copyleft GPL license notice intact.

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I set up my first web page at GeoCities in 1996. Even then, I was interested in dynamic web pages, and I used meta http refresh to load a transitional page, and then my resume.  Since then, my web site there has grown to the limit for free hosting (15 mb), and I decided to upgrade netsperience to a web host with php and mysql as well as other amenities not available at GeoCities free hosting (well, you get what you pay for).

A political application of JavaScript - politics aside, the effects are pretty radical.