By JortK on April 23, 2010
Get done with shadow motion affect in jQuery with 5 line codes. This effect can use with any animation. You can use it via everyTime or setInterval method.
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By JortK on March 22, 2010
jQuery.Sheet is a very useful jQuery plugin that lets you to easily add powerful spreadsheet component in your webpage. It will take care of creation, viewing, and editing processes; so that you can concentrate on building your application around it.
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By JortK on March 20, 2010
The tooltip is a common graphical user interface element. It is used in conjunction with a cursor, usually a mouse pointer. The user hovers the cursor over an item, without clicking it, and a tooltip may appear — a small “hover box” with information about the item being hovered over.
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By JortK on March 14, 2010
jQuery Blinds is a new Slideshow plugin for jQuery. It uses css sprites to produce a curtain-like effect. Features: Multiple instances on the same webpage, unobtrusive javascript and a customizable sprite grid. Works with all major browsers.
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By JortK on March 14, 2010
See the code snippet below to see how you can check if an element is empty when using jQuery: if ($(‘#keks’).html()) { //Nothing found ;}
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By JortK on March 12, 2010
See the code below to see how to use ToggleClass in jQuery: //Toggle class allows you to add or remove a class //from an element depending on the presence of that //class. Where some developers would use: a.hasClass(‘blueButton’) ? a.removeClass(‘blueButton’) : a.addClass(‘blueButton’); //toggleClass allows you to easily do this using [...]
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By JortK on March 12, 2010
See the code example below to clone an element when you are using jQuery: var cloned = $(‘#somediv’).clone();
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By JortK on March 11, 2010
Great tutorial on the use of jQuery within WordPress: Click here for the tutorial.
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By JortK on March 9, 2010
Using a little bit of jQuery we can upload images without the suck. Click here for the complete tutorial.
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