I found a really nice and simple jQuery dropdown menu on CSS Tricks and I thought, let’s add some neat style to it. You can find the original here: http://css-... read more
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Here’s a jQuery script for changing the stylesheet of an html page. The styles can be selected from the dropdown on top of the page. There are ten styles to ch... read more
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Here is a jQuery example for a captcha in a registration form. In order to pass the “Are you human” test, the user has to drag the numbers from 1 to 6 in... read more
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A list of 42 jQuery image galleries, sliders, plugins and tutorials built using jQuery... read more
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This is a sliding menu plugin for jQuery which fires on mouseover and mouseout events.... read more
Inspired by Tamsin Baker’s beautiful Photoshop brushes “Urban Scrawl” 1 and 2, I was trying to create some shadowed banners using some CSS3 propert... read more
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The jQuery Style Slider allows you to change the style of certain html elements in real time and save the style setting to a MySQL database table using PHP. This mak... read more
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Update: There’s a new version of this Login Script. Here’s a PHP Login System, based on the one developed by jpmaster77: PHP Login System with Admin Feat... read more
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Here is a list of some highly valueable and functioning iPhone programming tutorials (list is open): iPhone View Switching Tutorial iPhone Coding – Learning About ... read more
Here is a very neat set of arrow icons in 8 colors and png format (18 x 18 px):... read more
Here is the result of an experiment with fonts and css3 properties like text-shadow and box-shadow: Click here to download the ZIP file with the two overlay images: ... read more
Experimenting with CSS3, I created a big style registration form with rounded borders and shadow effects. The only image used is not the button, but the pen that ser... read more
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Here’s a simple way to execute the windows dir or the linux ls in PHP Windows: <?php $row = exec('dir',$output,$error); while(list(,$row) = each($output)){ ... read more
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Here’s a simple function that calculates the number of days between two dates. <?php //day's seconds = 86400 function days_between($day_i,$month_i,$year_i,$... read more
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The following is an example of using the transactional support in MySQL. Let’s assume we have two tables, USERTBL and EMAILTBL. Let’s consider the innodb... read more
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Heres a list of actions you should do in order to get PHP + MySQL working with UTF-8: 1. Database: CREATE DATABASE db_name CHARACTER SET utf8 DEFAULT CHARACTER SET u... read more
Inspired by the nice download button on the jquery homepage I created this button with a hover effect. It uses opacity options for all browsers. You can see a demo h... read more
Here is a set of some colorful glossy web 2.0 style buttons in png format (size: 203 px wide, 71 px high). You can use them as you like!... read more
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Here is some very useful javascript for detecting the browser that is accessing a page:... read more
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Here is a simple PHP function that returns the exact age of a person given his/her birthdate: function age($month, $day, $year){ $y = gmstrftime("%Y"); $m = gmstrfti... read more
Ever wondered how to generate some cool gmail labels in css? Here is an attempt to imitate the little labels used in gmail. Three tiny colorless images are used to c... read more
Here is a very simple and cool registration form. A lot of times I was searching for some registration or login form that is easy to adapt. Here comes my contributio... read more
This is an example of a very simple CSS + one tiny image chart. The result will look like this: Insert the follwoing style into the head of your html (or add it to y... read more
Let’s create a simple and clean box that shows the updates in a category (or anything you might like it to use for). The result looks like this: Starting with ... read more