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jquery.qrcode - jquery plugin for pure browser qrcode generation on Jerome Etienne blog

A lightweight jQuery plugin for generating QR codes directly in the browser using pure JavaScript, eliminating the need for external image services or API calls. The plugin is self-contained (under 4KB minified), works offline, and requires only three simple steps: include the script, add a container element, and call the qrcode method with your data. The code is open-source on GitHub under an MIT license.

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MiniJs - jQuery Plugins made easy

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24 Most Popular jQuery Plugins of February 2012

This article surveys 24 jQuery plugins released or updated in February 2012, ranging from UI effects like page-flip animations and curtain transitions to practical utilities for pagination, lazy image loading, and responsive maps. The plugins address visual enhancements (3D galleries, blur effects, shadows), navigation solutions (smooth scrolling, full-screen galleries), content presentation (sliders, photo viewers, video embedding), and specialized tools (URL parsing, geospatial mapping, tweet-friendly text regions).

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jQuery Shadow Plugin

I appreciate you sharing this, but this appears to be JavaScript code demonstrating a shadow effect plugin rather than an article to summarize. It shows jQuery calls applying different shadow styles (lifted, perspective, raised, sides, rotated) to DOM elements with various class selectors. If you intended to paste an article for me to summarize, please share the actual text content and I'll be happy to write a concise summary of what it argues or reports.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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