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If you’ve tried out jQuery 1.4a2, you might have noticed that, among other things, the $.param method has seen some significant improvements...
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Typically, when I deal with event binding in jQuery, I use it in a very one-off kind of way...
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This week we are using pure JavaScript and the jQuery framework, to make an animated sharing bar, which will enable your website visitors to share your posts on a number of social networks.
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John Resig talks about JavaScript performance analysis
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In this tutorial we will use some images, CSS and jQuery to create the effect of a rotating billboard with two ads
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While none of these functions are actually stupid, they will show you some popular tricks to add effects and features to your site.
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It is pretty common when using jQuery’s .animate() function that it is triggered by a mouseEnter or hover event. That’s all well and good, but it means that we need account for those events being triggered multiple times.
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As it turns out you can do this by using array syntax.
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Web pages, for the most part, are event-driven. Libraries such as jQuery have provided helper methods to make this functionality much easier to grasp. In this tutorial, we'll look at expanding upon these methods to create your own custom namespaced events.
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We are making a simple, yet eye-catching accordion with the help of CSS, jQuery and the easing plug-in for some fancy effects. You are free to download and modify the code.
