This is a port of the Google+ iPad app timeline purely done with CSS3.
Archive for 2013
WhatWeather : jQuery Weather’s Widgets plugin
WhatWeather is a jQuery plugin which provides weather’s data. It uses worldweatheronline.com API to get, parse and deliver data in order to create weather’s widgets. WhatWeather provides data and let you manage the display. However, it uses Mustache. In this way, you can easely change the template of your widgets.
You can get weather data from cities all over the world. The plugin uses the name of the city, geographic coordinate system, IP adresse or the HTML5 geolocation API. The plugin have also a client-server caching system by using Web Storage API and text file for the server side.
PlumTube : Combined power of jQuery and YouTube Video feeds
PlumTube utilizes the combined power of jQuery and YouTube API v2.0 video feeds to generate an list of links to videos on a particular YouTube channel or playlist. The output is a clean unordered list element that can be styled as desired, and can also support the addition of modal popup player functionality from plugins such as fancybox.
Regal Media Gallery with jQuery & CSS3
A complete media gallery, with both, images and video. It obtains automatically the image thumbnail for videos, has a nice metro taste user interface. 2 categories levels for organize images and video, 2 views types, mosaic and column view. Include CSS3 animations, drag and drop functionality, theme picker, zoom and has a responsive design.
Ion.RangeSlider : jQuery Range Slider Plugin
Ion.RangeSlider — Nice, comfortable and easily customizable jQuery range slider with skins support. Also support events and public methods, has flexible settings, can be completely altered with CSS.
Features:
- Slider supports negative and fractional values.
- Ion.RangeSlider supports touch-devices (iPhone, iPad, etc.).
- Crossbrowser: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Safari, IE(8.0+)
rasterizeHTML.js : Renders HTML into the browser’s canvas
Draw a page/an HTML string/a Document to the canvas.For security reasons rendering HTML into a canvas is severly limited. Firefox offers such a function via ctx.drawWindow(), but only with Chrome privileges.
To cope with the existing limitations, rasterizeHTML.js will load external images, fonts and stylesheets and store them inline via data: URIs or inline style elements respectively.
