It is an extension that allows you to create an unique and beautiful style of navigation , showing the contents of your site through animations and colors to engage your visitors. Scroll Content Presenter builds the navigation menu for you based on the structure of your HTML.
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Quickly create an interactive HTML mock-up by auto sourcing lorem ipsum/images generators, with minimal html markup, and no server side code.
Auto-generates content based on data attributes in HTML.
Allows developers to quickly mockup a design using minimal HTML markup + JS, without server side scripting, and without having to navigate to image/text lorem ipsum generators.
jQuery widget that you can use to keep track of input-able values within a container and highlight those columns that have been modified. Allows modified columns to be reset to their original values.
The jQuery Modification Highlighter widget can be applied on an HTML container (such as a DIV tag). It assigns a “change” event to each inputable element, such as an input or textarea element, and keeps track of the columns original value and whether or not column has been modified. If the column has been modified, the column and optionally any associated label is highlighted. If the column is changed back to its original value, the highlight is removed. The widget also contains methods which allow your application to reset columns back to their original value as well as apply pending changes as the new original values (as would be needed on a form save).
jquery.box2d.js is a simple jquery plugin that transforms DOM elements into actual physical objects. well, physical in a flat 2d-browser-world.In Short about box2d :
jquery.spidergraph is a simple module that creates nice looking, interactive spidergraphs in HTML5, using the canvas element.
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Opentip is an open source javascript tooltip based on the protoype framework.
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Today we want to share a simple and fun circular slideshow with you. It’s an experimental concept and the idea is to flip a circle in a specific angle depending on which spot of the circle we click. There are three different possibilities for each side: top, middle and bottom. For example, when clicking on the top right part of the image, the circle will flip in the associated angle, making it look as if we press down that part and reveal the next image that is on the back face of the circle.
