A compass extension for creating 3D cubes of all shapes and sizes… as long as that shape is a cube.
Note that the plumcube plugin relies on the ‘Bleeding Edge’ version of SASS, because 3D CSS animation is the Internet of the future. If you are already a SASS-y individual, be sure to check your currently installed version (sass -v) and upgrade to the pre-release gem (3.3.0.alpha – get it with gem install sass --pre) if necessary.
This minimal plugin allows you to easily and simple to display a color picker on your website. You can easily just copy and paste the one liner code, or get into some more of the detailed configuration.
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OpenJS Grid is the easiest jQuery Grid ever. With very little work you can have a data grid that can do everything from sorting and searching to complex database queries. Best of all, its open source. So you can learn how it’s all done.
OpenJS Grid provides a super easy / powerful way to give customers access to data. I do all the database work for you, so you don’t have to figure out searching and sorting, as well as give you cool stuff like events and cell types so you can customize to fit your need. And now with Stylus and Bootstrap, you can easily restyle the grid to your liking.
Immersive Slider let you create a unique immersive slider experience that changes the whole container to match the viewing slide like you see at the Google’s TV website. The plugin will let you assign background images per slide without you doing all the hard work.
The plugin is capable of blurring the first image it finds in each slide, blow them up and use it as a background without you having to manually set each slide a background image. This is done using the CSS3 style called Filter which only works on Chrome, and maybe a performance hog.
Turn any element into a lightbox or popover link for Youtube and Vimeo videos.Includes access to all embed API options for both providers as well as a healthy set of style options.The main one, and the reason we built it, is for quick video explainers in the appropriate places. This little plugin bootstraps getting those helpful little videos in place.
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One of my favorite Boostrap plugins is dropdowns, but I had a bit of difficulty getting started with them. The docs say you can apply a dropdown to nearly any element, but they really seem to work best with Bootstrap’s navbar, tab, and pill components. Since I was retrofitting an app that was around long before Bootstrap, this wasn’t going to work for me. That and I was hoping to get a scrollable dropdown (with tips!) and a few other features out of the deal. Thus, this plugin was born.
While the appearance of these dropdowns is almost identical to those of Bootstrap’s, it’s important to note that JavaScript for this plugin was developed entirely from scratch. Some CSS was borrowed, however, especially for generating those gorgeous tips.
The idea behind rainyday.js is to create a JavaScript library that makes use of the HTML5 canvas to render an animation of raindrops falling on a glass surface.rainyday.js features extendable API, collision detection and is easy to extend with your own implementations of different animation components.
