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Reflection.js for jQuery
If you find reflection for image then this is an improved version of the reflection.js script rewritten for the jQuery javascript library. It allows you to add instantaneous reflection effects to your images in modern browsers, in less than 2 KB.
Submitted by digitalia on 14-Jan-2012( http://www.digitalia.be )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 22
 
Slideshow with jQuery, CSS Transitions and Canvas
About JQuery we know that all you web designers are always pulling your hair to find the freshest plug-ins to impress your web surfers and gain popularity among users, who as time goes by are less and less impressionable, especially now that no word is acceptable if it doesn�t have an image to go with it. And let�s face it! A simple display of an image won�t even do, because there too much talent in the field and too much competition amongst millions of web developers that every day
Submitted by greweb on 13-Jan-2012( http://blog.greweb.fr/ )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 29
 
How To Make jQuery Dropdown Menus
Jquery menu is very simple.we need some basic steps to develop a perfect jquery dropdown menu.In this tutorial we will learn how to make jquery menus.you need latest jquery version.
Submitted by css-tricks on 12-Jan-2012( http://www.css-tricks.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 34
 
RSS Ajax JavaScript ticker
RSS Ajax JavaScript tickerIn this tutorial, I'll show you how to combine RSS, Ajax, and JavaScript to create a live RSS ticker. Thanks to Ajax, the conventional roles of server side and client side programming are reversed in an application like this as JavaScript- not PHP- is used to handle much of the work, including parsing the RSS file.
Submitted by javascriptkit on 10-Sep-2011( http://www.javascriptkit.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » JavaScript   |   Views: 102
 
 
Sorting a Tabular Data Control using the tag
Lets say you're displaying a list of student names and their grades using Tabular Data Control. The ability to sort the displayed information either by name or grade, ascending or descending when displaying it would definitely be an appreciated feature. The most natural way is to sort this data automatically when the data is first displayed on the page, and this can be accomplished by using the following <PARAM> tag:
Submitted by javascriptkit on 18-Aug-2011( http://www.javascriptkit.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » JavaScript   |   Views: 113
 
The most awesome jQuery photo slider with a nice retro look
What's up guys?, to continue with our series of experiments, today we have an amazing vintage carousel photo slider made with PHP and jQuery. The tutorial features all the programming part and features a live demo and downloadable files.
Submitted by Tutorialshock on 09-Aug-2011( http://www.tutorialshock.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 170
 
Sorting JavaScript Arrays
Discover how to reverse the order of elements in an array; how to sort an array alphabetically; and how to sort an array in any order.
Submitted by ElatedDotCom on 04-Jul-2011( http://www.elated.com/ )
  |   Category: JavaScript » Tips and Tricks   |   Views: 185
 
Fun with Random Numbers
In this tutorial we show how to generate random numbers using JavaScript, and include some useful and entertaining tricks that you can do with random numbers.
Submitted by ElatedDotCom on 02-Apr-2011( http://www.elated.com/ )
  |   Category: JavaScript » Tips and Tricks   |   Views: 137
 
JavaScript and Cookies
Learn how to manipulate cookies using JavaScript with this tutorial. Re-usable functions for easy cookie access are provided, for use in your own scripts.
Submitted by ElatedDotCom on 09-Mar-2011( http://www.elated.com/ )
  |   Category: JavaScript » Cookies   |   Views: 133
 
JavaScript Timers with setTimeout and setInterval
In this tutorial we'll look at JavaScript's setTimeout(), clearTimeout(), setInterval() and clearInterval() methods, and show how to use them to set timers and create delayed actions.
Submitted by ElatedDotCom on 05-Mar-2011( http://www.elated.com/ )
  |   Category: JavaScript » Date and Time   |   Views: 124
 
Calculating the difference between two dates
Calculating the difference between two dates in JavaScript is relatively straightforward, provided you choose the right Date methods to work with. Whichever way you get there, the potential applications on date differences are many, from counting down to a particular event, counting up from a past date, to dynamically indicating what's new on your page. Sounds like fun!
Submitted by javascriptkit on 27-Jan-2011( http://www.javascriptkit.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » JavaScript   |   Views: 164
 
How to create buttons using jQuery
As a very powerful JS library jQuery can do almost anything these days. Here you�ll create some unique buttons with only some basic jQuery and CSS.
Submitted by jankoatwarpspeed on 26-Jan-2011( http://www.jankoatwarpspeed.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 177
 
Manipulating JavaScript Arrays
Learn how to extract portions of a JavaScript array; how to join arrays together; how to convert an array to a string; and how to add and remove elements from an array.
Submitted by ElatedDotCom on 25-Jan-2011( http://www.elated.com/ )
  |   Category: JavaScript » Miscellaneous   |   Views: 134
 
Building a Better Blogroll
A traditional blogroll is a simple list of other sites, often in the sidebar, that are related, owned by, or otherwise friendly to the home site. Blogrolls are a great idea and on-point with the spirit of blogging, but how is a casual reader to know if any of these sites are truly of interest
Submitted by tutsplus on 13-Jan-2011( http://www.psd.tutsplus.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 135
 
 
Slide out and drawer effect
The effect is commonly known as an � accordion � and it�s usually used to slide up, or down blocks of content to expose new blocks.
Submitted by jqueryfordesigners on 13-Jan-2011( http://www.jqueryfordesigners.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 232
 
Create a Cool Animated Navigation with CSS and jQuery
Today we�re going to build a really cool animated navigation menu using just CSS and jQuery.
Submitted by tutsplus on 10-Jan-2011( http://www.psd.tutsplus.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 201
 
Jquery Fade In.Fade Out
Hi there in this tutorial il show you some simple effects you can use to spice up your websites using jquery. Your probably thinking oh no not another coding language ive got to learn.
Submitted by hv-designs on 10-Jan-2011( http://www.hv-designs.co.uk )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 184
 
The onmousewheel event of JavaScript
With the ubiquity of the mouse wheel for navigating web pages comes a JavaScript event for developers to take advantage of that- the " onmousewheel " event. As its name suggests, this event fires whenever the user rotate the mouse wheel either upwards or downwards,
Submitted by javascriptkit on 08-Jan-2011( http://www.javascriptkit.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » JavaScript   |   Views: 145
 
Handling runtime errors in JavaScript using try/catch/finally
Error handling, like many aspects of JavaScript, has been maturing since the dark ages of Netscape and IE4. No longer are you forced to settle for what the browser throws in your face in an event of a JavaScript error, but instead can take the matter into your own hands.
Submitted by javascriptkit on 08-Jan-2011( http://www.javascriptkit.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » JavaScript   |   Views: 129
 
jBreadCrumb using jQuery
This collapsible breadcrumb was developed to deal with deeply nested, verbosely named pages. Rather than limit the amount of elements shown on the sever side, we decided to go with a client side solution for usability and SEO reasons. It also turned out nice to look at and fun to play with.
Submitted by comparenetworks on 11-Oct-2010( http://www.comparenetworks.com )
  |   Category: JavaScript » jQuery   |   Views: 261