jQuery.fluxoModal is a jQuery plug-in similar to lightbox. It can highlight any kind of html element inside an html modal window, blurring the background using html5 canvas, CSS3 animations and a crossbrowser fallback for IE.
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jQuery.validVal : A highly customizable and feature rich jQuery form validator
jQuery.validVal is a plugin designed to simplify form validation.It is highly customizable, very feature rich and can easily be dropped on any type of HTML-form (even AJAX- and HTML5-forms) with very little effort.
Features:
- Can be used for validating any kind of HTML-form, with very little effort.
- Supports five default value-validations: “required”, “number”, “email”, “url” and “pattern”.
- Supplies a workaround for the lack of support for HTML5 attributes and type-values.
- Great default “invalid-handler” that can be extended or customized.
- Enables a group of checkboxes to have at least one checkbox to be “required”.
- Built in support for clearing the placeholder-value “onFocus”.
- Automatically select the next input-field when the “maxlength” nth-character is entered.
MelonHTML5 : 3D Cube Gallery in Html5, jQuery & CSS3
This is a flexible and easy to integrate Photo Gallery written in HTML5 , CSS3 and jQuery.
Features:
- 3D Cube Animation (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, IE10 )
- Automatic thumbnail generation
- Unique animated thumbnail preview
- Grid or Custom Layout
- Lightbox
- Navigation
- Keyboard Control
- 3 Animations
- Slideshow
Classic Digg-Style Radio Buttons with CSS and jQuery
For this tutorial I want to explain how we can build custom radio button links similar to the old Digg category selection. You can click on any set of links which will also trigger an active state on the correlated radio input. This is one of the best ways to style a web form using a bit of simple JavaScript to enhance the user experience.
Create.js : Make anything editable with jQuery
Create.js is a comprehensive web editing interface for Content Management Systems. It is designed to provide a modern, fully browser-based HTML5 environment for managing content. Create can be adapted to work on almost any content management backend.
Features:
- Making RDFa-annotated content on pages editable
- Managing collections of content (add, remove)
- Local, in-browser storage and retrieval of unsaved content
- Adaptable connector for communicating with the back-end system
- Running workflows (approval, etc.) for content items
- Browsing and reverting content history
- Easy rebranding of the interface with some CSS
uSquare – Universal responsive grid html5/jquery
uSquare is a responsive squared grid that can display your content in a unique and interesting way. You can use it for displaying team members, products, services, designs, blog posts or anything else that comes to your mind. In our live preview we have included 3 modifications of the original file in order for you to see how uSquare can serve your purpose.
While we developed uSquare responsive grid plugin we carefully thought about its responsive layout. We wanted to make sure that all elements are visible and accessible with all resolutions for responsive layout.
jQuery.html5form : Form Validation & Ajax Submission Plugin
HTML5 validates forms without additional JavaScript.Currently only latest versiones of Firefox, Safari & Google Chrome supports this functionality.This plugin gets the same result in all versions on Internet Explorer and Firefox 3.6.
Just create your form according the HTML5 syntax and the script will execute itself.It does not require extra classes. The plugin gets all the information from the HTML source.Runs automatically when detects Internet Explorer, Opera or Mozilla Firefox.The form sends through an asynchronous Ajax request by default.The plugin automatically gets method and action attributes declared on the form.
Google+ style grid image gallery using jQuery
The main focus of this article will be on the image grid. Let’s start with a look on the features of the original G+ image grid to find out what it takes to recreate it. To illustrate the features I am using Thomas Hawk’s G+ gallery which has some amazing images (check it out).










