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Simple tips to make your JQuery Faster

1) Wherever possible, use an ID selector This one allow is probably the most important change I’ve done to the way I code jQuery. It’s pretty easy and well, convenient, to select elements based on their class: 1 $(‘div.submitbutton’); However, doing so means that jQuery will have to traverse the entire DOM and look for … Continue reading

Top 10 Jquery Plugins to improve your site interface

With the past years rise of web 2.0, javascript frameworks have developed and made it easy for the average webmaster to make his site more dynamic. One of those frameworks, jQuery, has become extremely popular due to its ease of use and its incredibly light weight. Following are ten jQuery scripts to improve your site’s … Continue reading

One Page Sliding Portfolio Site Using jQuery

In this tutorial, I am gonna tell how to create an one page portfolio site using Jquery. One page sites are usually a great way to show your prospective clients how good you are at what you do. This one is no exception. Demo Url – http://speckyboy.com/demo/one-page-portfolio-with-jquery/index.html Download Link – http://speckyboy.com/demo/one-page-portfolio-with-jquery/one-page-portfolio-with-jquery.zip      

Google+ Icons, buttons, labels, dropmenu using Jquery and CSS3

Google+ Styled Buttons This is an easy to implement framework of Google+ styled buttons, icon buttons & dropdown menu buttons that look and work great in web applications. Download: Zip Archive: google-plus-ui-buttons.zip Rar Archive: google-plus-ui-buttons.rar Documentation: Shrapp.nl — Google+ UI Buttons Browser Support: Firefox, Chrome, Safari, IE7+

Character Counter/Limiter using Jquery

In today’s tutorial we are going to create a character counter that will display a feedback to the user on the number of remaining characters that they are allowed to enter. In the next post we will turn this jQuery code into a plugin which is pretty much easy and will come with a bunch … Continue reading

Facebook Like Jquery Plugin

The Facebook Like button has become very popular with the recent release of the Open Graph API. This plugin allows you to add the Facebook Like button to any website and use all of the options associated with the Facebook Like API and JavaScript SDK. Features of the plugin: * Can add meta data to … Continue reading

Top 5 Useful and Free Downloadable Web Design Books

Designing for the Web Author: Mark Boulton. About the Book: A Practical Guide to Designing for the Web aims to teach you techniques for designing your website using the principles of graphic design. Featuring five sections, each covering a core aspect of graphic design: Getting Started, Research, Typography, Colour, and Layout. Learn solid graphic design … Continue reading

Image Wall with jQuery and CSS3

Today we want to show you how to create a neat image wall with jQuery. The idea is to scatter some thumbnails with different sizes on the page and make a ribbon slide in when we click on the picture. The ribbon will show some description next to the picture and when clicking again on … Continue reading

Sliding Notifications Using Jquery

SlideNote is a customizable, flexible jQuery plugin that makes it easy to display sliding notifications on your website or in your web application. SlideNote is compatible with jQuery 1.4.4 and current versions of major browsers. IE8 is the only version of Internet Explorer that is officially supported. How To Use $(‘#myNotification’).slideNote({   where: 640,   corner: ‘left’, … Continue reading

Creating A Website Tour With jQuery

If you have a web application where users need to know few tricks before using it, guiding them in the beginning would be a good idea. It works by adding classes (with a specific format) to the elements to be highlighted and configuring them to display any custom text. The script can work manually by … Continue reading

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