A jQuery plugin for keeping the aspect ratio.
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Tendina : jQuery Dropdown Side Menus Plugin
Tendina is a simple jQuery plugin that helps you build dynamic, interactive side-menus in seconds.
Features:
- Provides a super easy way to setup sidemenus in a matter of minutes
- Supports infinite levels of nesting
- Hides your nested submenus and manages all interactions
- Handles dinamically added elements (nice to have when building a menu from a JSON)
- Supports multiple menu initializations on the same page
- It’s lightweight – 3kb minified!
WebUI Popover jQuery Plugin
A lightWeight popover plugin with jquery ,enchance the popover plugin of bootstrap with some awesome new features. It works well with bootstrap ,but bootstrap is not necessary!
Features:
- fast,lightweight
- support more placements
- auto calculate placement
- close button in popover
- multiple popovers in same page
- different styles
- support url and iframe
- support async mode
scotchPanels.js : jQuery Off Canvas Menus and Panels Plugin
scotchPanels.js is a jQuery plugin for easily creating off canvas menus, navigations, and other panel types such as images, videos, and iframes. Scotch Panels are featured-packed and have a ton of different options for every skill-level to tweak and implement into almost any project.
Features:
- Uses CSS3 with JavaScript Fallback
- Fully Responsive
- Custom transition styles
- Completely Customizable with tons of optional settings
- Lightweight, easy to use, and only one file
- Cross Browser Support
- Choose either custom HTML, images, iframes, or video panels
- Optionally use HTM5 Data Attributes
- Off Canvas directions from top, Bottom, left, and right
- Works from any container or div
- Extensive Callbacks API
- Click, touch, hover, and keyboard helpers
- CSS Class Helpers
Sheetrock : jQuery plugin for display Google Spreadsheet Data
Sheetrock is a jQuery plugin for querying, retrieving, and displaying data from Google Spreadsheets. Use it to load entire sheets or leverage SQL-like queries to treat Google Spreadsheets as a quick-and-dirty JSON datastore. All you need is the URL of a public Google Spreadsheet. It requires no backend code whatsoever—everything is done in the browser.
