Here is a jQuery plugin that makes use of the CSS Mania API. CSS Mania is a well known website showcase site where designs can be submitted and rated. A lot of information about each website is provided like the color scheme, the developer of the website, the creation date and many more. The API
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The double-click functionality in the New York Times was somehow fascinating but also highly discussed because it boldly used the browser functionality to get the definitions of words. Fortunately, the double click now causes not an immediate popout to appear but lets the user confirm by showing
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Every web developer knows how difficult it can be to decide how to provide feedback to the user in form of an error or a success message.
When submitting forms or executing actions on web sites it is of great importance to tell the user if his interaction was successful or not. Often, this es
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Here is a new plugin for creating nice sliding captions for images. When hovering over the image, the caption appears and the image gets a semi-transparent color overlay.
You can call the plugin the following way:
$(elementID).capslide()
You can configure the plugin with the following
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jPaginate is a jQuery pagination plugin that comes with a twist: animated page numbers. The user can slide through the available page numbers by clicking or just hovering over the arrows. Shortlinks to the first and last page are available as well.
You can call the plugin in the following way:
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jStickyNote is a jQuery plugin that allows to create sticky notes on your web site. It is configurable and this is how you use it:
$(element).stickynote();
You can as well define the following properties:
size: Size of the sticky note - large or small
text: If you define the te
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jBar is a jQuery Plugin that allows you to integrate notifications in your web site. The behavior is very similar to Twitter's and Stackoverflow's notification messages. The plugin is configurable in text color, position (top or bottom) and other properties. This is how you use it:
$(elem
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