Community News
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Most web standards-based developers are more than familiar with creating their sites with semantic HTML with lots and lots of CSS. With each new page in a design, the CSS tends to grow and grow and more elements and styles are added. But CSS can be used to better effect.
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This is the first alpha release of jQuery 1.4
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Word has just come in that jQuery has won the 2009 .Net Magazine Award for best Open Source Application. jQuery was in the final voting with Firefox and Wordpress.
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The key to having JavaScript handle hundreds, or even thousands, of elements on a page is to use event delegation..
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This script adds a rich HTML tooltip to elements that's revealed when the mouse rolls over them, in which the tooltip follows the cursor around as it moves about within the element. The tooltip can be "stickied", or kept visible on the screen.
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jQuery content slider - bxSlider. Can be used on element which contains children
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jQuery Untils provides three very simple, but very useful methods: nextUntil, prevUntil, and parentsUntil. These methods are based on their nextAll, prevAll, and parents counterparts, except that they allow you to stop when a certain selector is reached. Elements are returned in “traversal order”.
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Today we are making a fancy quote rating system that will display a number of famous quotes and will enable our site visitors to rate their favorites.
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One of the really cool things I like about Bing is its image search – you can search on something and keep scrolling forever without once hitting the annoying “next page >>” fail pattern...
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In today’s tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a image gallery that will work in almost all environments, using progressive enhancement techniques.
