AD Gallery, gallery plugin for jQuery

August 4th, 2009 - Frontend, jQuery - 1 Comments

While there are many jquery gallery plugins out there, what i really liked on AD Gallery is the ability to display images with different sizes (most of the plugins out there requires images to have the exact same size) although from what i see the placeholder is fixed. It also provides a slideshow option beside the manual transition between the images.

Horinaja : Slideshow for jquery and scriptaculous

July 30th, 2009 - Frontend, jQuery - No Comments

Horinaja is a slideshow plugin for Scriptaculous and now for jQuery as well. With horinaja you can create a standard slideshow with the ability to scroll through the elements using your mousewheel. A paging system is also available for custom scrolling. Mousewheel support is provided throught the jQuery mousewheel plugin.

Drop down menu with CSS and jQuery

July 29th, 2009 - CSS, Frontend, jQuery - No Comments

jankoatwarpspeed.com released an excellent tutorial on how to create an alternative drop down menu using only CSS and jQuery. HTML’s Select element is really useful but impossible to style it the way you want (Hello IE). The other drawback is that it only supports text. With Janko’s solution you can use images too.

AnythingZoomer jQuery Plugin

July 21st, 2009 - Frontend, jQuery - No Comments

AnythingZoomer is a jQuery plugin that lets you take a closer look at things on a web page. It can be an image, a chunk of text or both.

Decision Maker – Easily build decision guides and trouble shooters with this jQuery script.

July 18th, 2009 - Frontend, jQuery - No Comments

This article presents a technique that uses a jQuery function to enable process experts to create decision guide or trouble shooter by simply entering information in an HTML table using a visual web page editor. When the page is viewed, the jQuery script reads the table and presents the first question along with the options.

When a person clicks an option/answer, the script finds and presents the next question. This continues until the final answer is found. Each question is displayed below the previous question so a person can see the flow of questions and quickly take another course by skipping back to the first or any previous question.