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The 1st of April is getting very close and I’m sure we’ll see lots of fake news or fun stuff going around on websites that day. For anyone willing to implement a quick joke to their websites, Fool.js, a jQuery plugin reaches to help.

Fool.js

The plugin can feature various jokes including “falling scrollbar”, “displaying annoying videos”, “hiding random elements”, “turning the page upside down” and more. All of these can be called with a single jQuery function that can be attached to any event.

There is also a pure CSS alternative: aprilFools.css which can again perform some crazy stuff.

Requirements: jQuery
Compatibility: All Major BrowsersGithub: https://github.com/wesbos/aprilFools.css
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Always love experimenting with new stuffs.

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