10 Useful jQuery Plugins
With project deadlines looming jQuery plugins can help add a lot of functionality in little to no time.
Here is a list of 10 extremely useful jQuery plugins.
With project deadlines looming jQuery plugins can help add a lot of functionality in little to no time.
Here is a list of 10 extremely useful jQuery plugins.
Here is a list of some older posts that you might have missed.
In the last tutorial we covered how to reorder a list by dragging and dropping. In this tutorial we will show how to save the order of the list via Ajax.
Beginners might often steer away from trying to reorder lists by dragging and dropping. The thought of doing something like that sounds daunting. Luckily jQuery has made it relatively simple. Here is a tutorial on how to make a list sortable.
JavaScript libraries help enhance our websites. Unfortunately they also slow down the page loading process. Here is a little tip to help speed up your page loads, while keeping those fantastic libraries you love so much.
Homepages generally don’t have enough space for all the promotions clients want to put on there. The homepage slideshow is a great space saving solution, while keeping your homepage from looking like a dollar store advert. This post will walk you through the code of a jQuery slideshow.
This has to be one of the coolest JavaScript applications I’ve seen out there. A big ol’ thumbs up goes to the author. Super creative an fun.
If you’re just starting out in jQuery, one of the most important things is to learn to make things interactive. This tutorial will show the basics of working with the mouse in jQuery.
AJAX offers users a seamless way to work with your interface, no waiting for whole pages to load. jQuery has a set of tools to make it super simple to implement. We will walk you through how to use jQuery to connect to PHP so you can step up your user interface.
Image Viewers are fairly common on websites now-a-days. Most use some form of JavaScript to change images, some use Flash. This is a problem if the user doesn’t have either enabled on their browser. In this tutorial we’ll cover how to create an image viewer with only using CSS and HTML.