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Nice tutorial. I have implemented jQuery Parallax effect for background layer using ‘data-turbo-parallax’ attribute. Do you know for other scrolling or falling effect which attribute work ?
Hello Harish, thank you for dropping by, I personally use stellar.js to add background parallax effect in my projects.