MultiDialog utilizes jQuery UI Dialog for a full featured Modalbox / Lightbox application.
It’s flexible, easy to use but yet extendable and fits great into the jQuery UI Widget family.
Checkbox group (parent/children) functionality. Makes a checkbox parent of other checkboxes.
children can be a function. In this case, that function is run agaist the parent in order to find the children. This is useful for groups of checkboxes.
This plugin manage smooth zoom and pan on a given dom element. The plugin works on mobile and pc and use CSS3 transitions on compatible web browsers. (javascript is used for old web browsers)
Zoom is enabled via mouse events (scroll and click) on pc and with touch events on mobile devices.
This plugin provides an API similar to jQueryUI’s draggable but with support for unified mouse and touch events. It aims to provide a minimum useful subset rather than attempting to clone the full range of behaviours supported by jQueryUI. However some of the limitations can be worked around quite simply.
The udraggable plugin allows you to make elements draggable with a single line of code and to use a declarative syntax to define the constraints of the dragging behaviour.
A simple, lightweight jQuery plugin used to display the current weather of any city using the free OpenWeatherMap API.
This plugin allows you to display the location, the current temperature, the current low temperature, the current high temperature, a description of the current weather, a weather icon, the humidity level, the wind speed, the time the sun will rise, and the time the sun will set.
This plugin simplifies the creation of animated title sequences in the style of opening titles or closing credits for a movie, or indeed any style you can achieve with HTML and CSS.
This plugin allows you to define a sequence of events to be played back in the selected container element. Typical events might include:
Since the advent of mobile, web sites are turning more and more into “apps”. Concepts that make sense for a locally running application are transferred to the web. One of these is the recent addition of “progress bars” to some of Google’s websites that show the loading state of the page.
NProgress is a jQuery plugin that shows an interactive progress bar on the top of your page, inspired by the one on YouTube. It consists of a global object – NProgress which holds a number of methods that you can call to advance the progress bar.
The ‘Contact’ form on your website is like your door to rest of the world in the cyberspace. It is the easiest way for website visitors to drop a line and start the conversation.FFForm is a simple jQuery plugin that can be integrated in any website layout to provide a fully functional contact form. Built with jQuery and CSS, FFForm is compatible with all modern web browsers and mobile devices. It also provides various customization options including animations, field validation and notifications.
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