An HTML5 canvas-based plugin which replaces <a href="..."> links with a 3D rotating cloud of tags.
Tested in FireFox, Chrome, Opera, Safari. Also tested in IE8, where it obviously doesn’t work except in conjunction with ExplorerCanvas. Now works in the IE9 beta/release candidate without ExplorerCanvas.
I’m writing a detail tutorial on how to create an animated scroll to top as seen on Web Designer Wall. It is very simple to do with jQuery (just a few lines of code). It checks if the scrollbar top position is greater than certain value, then fade in the scroll to top button. Upon the link is clicked, it scrolls the page to the top.
Today we want to share another jQuery menu with you. This menu will have several panels, each one corresponding to a different background image that will show on all panels when we hover over a panel label. Also, a submenu will slide out from the bottom. This menu comes with some configuration possibilities, such as the size of the image, the hover effect and custom default states.
In this image gallery, I wanted to create the effect of intersecting lines to highlight the selected image in a grid like a crosshair. I used differing opacities of images horizontally across from the current image and vertically above or below the image to achieve this effect. This gallery uses jQuery Masonry to achieve the animated resizing effect of the grid.
In this tutorial we will use JQuery and a plugin named jQueryRotate.The main idea behind making this watch is to rotate the three images according to the actual time tt/mm/ss. We split that time up in hours, minutes and seconds. Then use some math to convert each of the three values into an angle between 0 and 360. one for each of our three pointers. Then we use a timer function in JQuery to do that every second. That will make it look like the pointers is ticking like a real watch.
Using Flux Slider jQuery plugin Today I will make review (example of implementation) of fresh and cool slider plugin – Flux. This slider using CSS3 animation with great transition effects (like: bars, zip, blinds, blocks, concentric, warp). And, what is most great – now it can support 3D transitions too (bars3d, cube, tiles3d, Blinds3D effects).
gameQuery is a jQuery plug-in to help make javascript game development easier by adding some simple game-related classes. It’s still in an early stage of development and may change a lot in future versions.
gameQuery has the following features:
