A small (2KB) jQuery plugin that creates a fixed progress indicator based on your content and allows linking between them.
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Ultra Navigation – Responsive Bootstrap Sidebar
- Fully Responsive and Bootstrap compatible.
- Collapsible sidebar on toggle click. You can also set your custom breakpoints.
- Awesome looks (Available in 5 skins and colors).
- Wide View support. (Full Screen sidebar)
- Vector Icons (font Awesome 4.3.0 included)
- Show on Hover Mode implemented with a single option.
- Fixed Menu variation (Slimscroll Integrated).
- Content Styles. (Shrink, Push and Overlay mode)
- JQUERY UI Animations (Drop, Pulsate, Clip, Explode etc..)
- OFF-CANVAS Ready (Using options)
Bootstrap – Responsive Off Canvas Menu
Bootstrap already takes care of showing the .navbar-toggle when it is on the x-small window size.
I have styled the .navbar-collapse.collapse to be positioned absolute by default. Only in the other media queries am I switching it to relative. Now when someone toggles the .navbar-toggle we are simply adding the .in class and the left css property is being adjusted
jQuery In This Post – Easy Post Topics Navigation
When we write our long posts in our blogs it is a best practice to separate the different topics and subtopics by using heading elements (h1, h2, h3 and so on).
With jQuery In This Post you can do just that, add a awesome navigational bar that show your readers where they are in your post and what is coming next. It also supports comments block, so they can comment to your post as soon as they finish to read it!
