Ion.RangeSlider — Nice, comfortable and easily customizable jQuery range slider with skins support. Also support events and public methods, has flexible settings, can be completely altered with CSS.
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A spin edit control for Twitter Bootstrap.Demo pages shows the spinedit control used in the different Twitter Bootstrap form layouts.
You can use the following additional options to modify the behaviour of the spin edit control:
jTumbler transforms your boring, old radio buttons into beautiful, slider-style selection boxes.Simply supply a group of radio buttons and labels inside of a container (such as a DIV), call the jTumbler plugin on the container, and jTumbler takes care of the rest. You may also provide a callback function to perform an operation each time a jTumbler button is clicked. The jTumbler jQuery plugin is an excellent way to enhance the usability of your website and give your visitors an easy, user-friendly experience.
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Today websites are full of events (new mail, new chat-message, content update etc.). Often it is not enough to indicate this events only visually to get user attention. You need sounds! This library, made for playing small sounds, will help you with this task.
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ContentShare is a jQuery plugin which lets you share the exact content on a page which you actually want to share. It enables you to share selected text on your social network rather the default text specified in the tags. By default, it supports Facebook and Twitter but you can add more networks easily.
Create an Apple-like one page scroll website (iPhone 5S website) with One Page Scroll plugin.One Page Scroll let you transform your website into a one page scroll website that allows users to scroll one page at a time. It is perfect for creating a website in which you want to present something to the viewers.
I am writing a jQuery plugin that will automatically search for your headings and create a table of contents based on them for your blog post. We’ll also be adding a smooth scroll effect, so that when a user clicks on an entry they are brought to the right section. I know a table of contents is a bit of an unusual topic for a tutorial, but if you’re writing a help file for your product, or an FAQ it’s just as applicable. This tutorial also serves as an introduction to jQuery basics.
