Hey guys on this website: http://fossbytes.com/what-exactly-is-quantum-computing/

They have an awesome dynamic firework background, where you can click and it shoots a firework at that spot. It also does it at random, but my question is what is doing this? I cant seem to find it by inspecting the element so any help would be awesome!

I cant tell if its just css/html or if its JS?

Thanks,

The website uses scripts written in JavaScript to draw the fireworks onto a HTML5 canvas element.

If you inspect the website, you can see that they use a file called fireworks.js located in scripts under resources

Thanks mate!

Edit: Do you know how they call it on the public html page?

This post was edited by bta44 on Nov 10 2015 11:22am

if you're using chrome...

Press F12
Click "Sources" tab
Press Ctrl+P
Type "fireworks.js"
There you can see the source code for the javascript

I got the JavaScript file, I am trying to show it on my public_html file so I can see the fireworks when I open the page.
I have src'ed the JS file, now I need to know how to call it in html.

Seems like they just made a canvas named ... canvas.