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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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A jQuery plugin for creating interactive quizzes on websites.
Microsoft has donated three new plugins to jQuery that have been officially accepted as part of the project: jQuery Templates (for client-side templating, later integrated into jQuery Core), jQuery Data Link (for data synchronization), and jQuery Globalization (supporting over 350 cultures and locales). The announcement marks the result of seven months of collaborative development between Microsoft and the jQuery team to ensure the plugins meet jQuery's code standards and community needs, with full documentation and source code made available on GitHub.
A roundup of ten jQuery tutorials and plugins designed to help developers add dynamic visual effects to websites, including navigation menus with background image sliding, image cropping tools, carousels, slideshows, collapsing menus, and customizable UI components like styled tooltips and enhanced select lists. The collection emphasizes lightweight, easy-to-implement solutions that improve user interface functionality and web typography capabilities.
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A suspended web hosting account that previously hosted an autogrow textarea plugin for web development.
Texten presenterar ett introduktionsöversikt av webbdesign och digital marknadsföring som växande yrkesområden i det moderna samhället, där företag numera är beroende av digital närvaro för att kunna konkurrera. Webbdesign förklaras som utformningen av webbplatser och appar anpassade för specifika ändamål och målgrupper, medan digital marknadsföring definieras bredare och omfattar allt från nätannonsering till sökmotoroptimering. Texten är tänkt som en introduktion till dessa branschområden med löfte om vidare vägledning.
This post introduces Easy List Splitter, a lightweight jQuery plugin that transforms single lists into multi-column layouts by splitting list items across multiple columns and wrapping them in a container div. The plugin generates clean HTML without inline styles, supports both vertical and horizontal item ordering, preserves nested lists, and allows different column configurations for multiple lists on the same page. All styling is handled through CSS classes rather than hardcoded JavaScript, keeping the plugin size minimal at 4KB with no dependencies.
A JavaScript plugin that enables simple local data storage for web applications.
This article distinguishes between two separate speed variables in casino payouts: how quickly an operator approves a withdrawal versus how quickly the payment network settles it, and explains why confusing these two creates unrealistic expectations. It reviews ten operators across payout methods, bonus structures, withdrawal limits, and regulatory frameworks, establishing that crypto and e-wallets settle fastest while traditional banking adds days, and that no-wagering bonuses unlock cash immediately while large percentage matches lock funds behind substantial playthrough requirements. The core argument is that payout speed depends less on operator marketing and more on the specific payment rail chosen, whether verification is completed before withdrawal is requested, and whether bonus conditions have been met.
This roundup showcases ten jQuery plugins that were gaining attention around 2010, featuring interactive tools like image galleries with 360-degree previews, AJAX-based infinite scrolling, animated social sharing buttons, and customizable UI elements—many of which replicated effects previously requiring Flash or Java. The author highlights standout plugins like "The Most Awesome jQuery Image Slider" for its elegant Apple-like design and QuickSand for its innovative filtering capabilities, while noting that jQuery had made it feasible to build complex visual effects entirely in JavaScript.
jqTransform is a jQuery plugin that reskins form elements (checkboxes, radio buttons, select dropdowns, and text inputs) with custom CSS styling that works consistently across browsers, replacing the default OS-dependent appearance. The plugin requires only jQuery inclusion and a form with the "jqtransform" class, then applies the styling through a simple function call with customization done entirely through CSS. Version 1.1 added click event handling for checkboxes and radio buttons plus auto-resizing for select fields.
I can't summarize this for you because there's no saved article here—this is a list of GitHub issues from the ketchup-plugin repository showing bug reports and feature requests. If you'd like me to summarize an actual article or document, please share that instead.