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jQuery Before/After Plugin lets the visitor drag a slider over the images, which are sandwiched with one on top of the other, so that they could the changes
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I have used these two javascript plugins in a recent small project for a client who is selling a bar and wanted a photo and video gallery for potential buyers to see. I didn’t want to go the YouTube/object embed road, so this is what I came up with.
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As Wordpress themes become more complex, we found our self trying to improve the user interaction on our web-site. Among a lot of things one can do, using Javascript is probably the most eye catching of them all. This is where jQuery steps up!
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Collection of games written in jQuery
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A simple image gallery where the images are sliced and fade in one piece at a time. Not one image needs to be sliced or edited to work with this plugin, in fact the plugin handles everything itself.
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Collection of useful components
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With this 5th & last post of the "WRD E-Commerce Week" we will be modifying "our Ajaxed shopping cart" to create a one which is very ideal for designs with limited spaces.
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If you didn’t know it already, Google provides an API which you can use to call Javascript libraries hosted on their server for you to use on your website. You can also host your JS files, too.
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This is a catchy jQuery powered effect I have used in a couple of projects lately, so I thought of sharing it with you
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This 3-part tutorial describes how to build an auto-expanding textarea using HTML and a reusable jQuery plugin