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Archive for 2013
bootstrap-wysiwyg : jQuery Bootstrap WYSIWYG rich-content editor
Tiny bootstrap-compatible WISWYG rich text editor, based on browser execCommand, built originally for MindMup. Here are the key features:
- Automatically binds standard hotkeys for common operations on Mac and Windows
- Drag and drop files to insert images, support image upload (also taking photos on mobile devices)
- Allows a custom built toolbar, no magic markup generators, enabling the web site to use all the goodness of Bootstrap, Font Awesome and so on…
- Does not force any styling – it’s all up to you
- Uses standard browser features, no magic non-standard code, toolbar and keyboard configurable to execute any supported browser command
- Does not create a separate frame, backup text areas etc – instead keeps it simple and runs everything inline in a DIV
- (Optionally) cleans up trailing whitespace and empty divs and spans
- Requires a modern browser (tested in Chrome 26, Firefox 19, Safari 6)
- Supports mobile devices (tested on IOS 6 Ipad/Iphone and Android 4.1.1 Chrome)
canvasResize : jQuery Client side Image resizing plugin
canvasResize is a plugin for client side image resizing.It’s compatible with iOS6 and Android 2.3+ It can work both with jQuery and Zepto.
I fixed iOS6 Safari’s image file rendering issue for large size image (over mega-pixel) using few functions from ios-imagefile-megapixel and fixed orientation issue by using exif-js.You can change image size and quality with plugin options easily.
validator : jQuery cross-browser validation plugin
The javascript validation code is based on jQuery. The Validator is cross-browser and will give you the power to use future-proof input types such as ‘tel’, ‘email’, ‘number’, ‘date’, and ‘url’. I can sum this as a ‘template’ for creating web forms.
In the semantic point-of-view, I believe that this method is very clean and…appropriate. This is how forms should be, IMHO.
Features:
- Cross browser validation
- Deals with all sorts of edge cases
- Utilize new HTML5 types for unsupported browsers
- Flexible error messaging system










