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An Easy-To-Use jQuery-Ajax Autosuggest Plugin « Discussion at oslund.ca
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Handling CSS Transitions with prepareTransition - Snook.ca
The author presents a jQuery plugin called prepareTransition that solves the problem of transitioning elements that need to use display:none or visibility:hidden—properties that aren't animatable in CSS. The plugin applies a temporary is-transitioning class with display:block !important to keep the element visible during the opacity fade, then removes the class via the transitionEnd event, allowing display:none to take effect after the animation completes. This approach maintains backward compatibility with browsers that don't support CSS transitions while enabling smooth animations in those that do.
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scrollorama - #jquery
Chosen - a JavaScript plugin for jQuery and Prototype - makes select boxes better
Chosen - a #JavaScript plugin for #jQuery and Prototype - makes select boxes better -
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This JavaScript snippet automatically formats phone number input into US standard format (###-###-####) as the user types, inserting parentheses after the third digit and a hyphen after the sixth digit.
selector - jQuery Set Select Index - Stack Overflow
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How to Create an Awesome Scrolling Navigation using jQuery - thebeebs - Site Home - MSDN Blogs
This tutorial explains how to recreate Flipboard's distinctive parallax scrolling navigation effect, where the logo and background elements move at different speeds than the main content to create depth and visual interest. The implementation uses jQuery to dynamically size content items to fill the browser window, position them horizontally off-screen, and animate them into view while separately animating the logo and background triangle at different rates to produce the parallax effect. The guide walks through each JavaScript function needed to handle responsive resizing, content scrolling via navigation links, and boundary checking to prevent scrolling past the available items.
The Handpicked jQuery Plugins Repository
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Timepicker for jQuery
Timepicker for #jQuery -
Typography Effects with CSS3 and jQuery
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jQuery Tokeninput
Tokeninput is a jQuery plugin which allows your users to select multiple items from a predefined list, using autocompletion as they type to find each item. You may have seen a similar type of text entry when filling in the recipients field sending messages on facebook.
HTML5 Grayscale Image Hover
HTML5 Canvas enables dynamic grayscale conversion of images without pre-made grayscale versions, allowing developers to create a hover effect that fades from grayscale to color using jQuery. The provided script clones each target image, converts it to grayscale by averaging RGB pixel values, and animates opacity on mouseover to reveal the color version beneath, making it useful for portfolio galleries and similar applications. The technique works in modern browsers that support HTML5 Canvas, with graceful fallback to the original color image in unsupported browsers.
Issue 408 - flot - flot breaks in IE9 - Attractive Javascript plotting for jQuery - Google Project Hosting
A bug report for Flot, a jQuery-based JavaScript plotting library, documenting compatibility issues with Internet Explorer 9.
Redesigning the Country Selector - Baymard Institute
This documentation describes a jQuery plugin that converts standard HTML dropdown menus into searchable autocomplete fields without requiring server requests or backend integration. The plugin works with any dropdown, supports custom sorting and relevancy scoring, maintains backward compatibility with older browsers (gracefully degrading in IE6/7), and allows developers to swap in their own autocomplete library through an adapter system.
25 jQuery Plugins to help with Responsive Layouts
This resource compiles 25 jQuery plugins and techniques designed to make individual page elements responsive across different device sizes, addressing the challenge that media queries alone don't optimize components like navigation menus, image galleries, carousels, and video embeds. The collection includes tools for dynamic image resizing (Doubletake, Adaptive Images), flexible typography (FitText), responsive sliders and carousels (FlexSlider, Elastislide), adaptive video embedding (FitVids.JS), and intelligent grid layouts (Masonry, Isotope), along with tutorials for converting desktop menus into mobile-friendly dropdowns. Each entry provides a brief explanation of the plugin's purpose and responsive design capabilities, making it a practical reference guide for developers building mobile-first websites.
jQuery Timelinr ↩ CSSLab
This is a technical documentation page for Timelinr, a jQuery plugin that creates interactive horizontal or vertical timelines with customizable animation speeds, transparency effects, and navigation controls. The plugin allows developers to display chronological content with smooth transitions between dates and issues, supporting features like autoplay, keyboard navigation, and arrow buttons for browsing through timeline events.
jQuery Sticky Scroller / Position:Fixed Plugin
This post documents a jQuery sticky scroll plugin that extends basic sticky positioning by allowing developers to divide scrolling ranges into indexed intervals and trigger callbacks at each interval. The plugin addresses limitations of existing sticky scrollers by enabling granular control over when scrolling effects begin and end, how objects maintain fixed positioning, and what actions occur as users scroll through defined intervals. Beyond simple scroll callbacks, it pairs index-based triggering with jQuery's selector methods to create interactive effects like highlighting corresponding elements as users scroll past each interval.
Signs of a poorly written jQuery plugin
The author identifies common code patterns in jQuery plugins that signal the author doesn't fully understand jQuery's mechanics, using a practical example to demonstrate unnecessary complexity. He walks through four specific antipatterns: creating unused intermediate variables, wrapping jQuery objects twice, including unnecessary returns within iterators, and using `.each()` when a direct method call would suffice, showing how each can be eliminated to write cleaner, more efficient plugin code. The key insight is recognizing that within plugin code `this` already refers to the jQuery instance, not DOM elements, making many common wrapper patterns redundant.