Makisu is an experimental jquery plugin for CSS 3D dropdown navigation menu supported for modern browsers like Chrome.
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jQuery Sticky Captions Concept with CSS3
When creating thumbnail grids, we usually want to show image captions on hover to provide more information about the item. Image captions are usually shown in a very specific part of the thumbnail, either on the top, the middle or the bottom. When adding captions to the bottom of a thumbnail it can happen that a thumbnail that is overflowing the viewport (i.e. is partly beyond the “fold”) is being hovered but the caption won’t be seen because it appears on the bottom part of the image that is not visible. The user would have to scroll the page in order to see the bottom of the item and eventually the caption.
A small trick can solve that problem by simply making the caption “sticky”. This would mean that the caption will be visible not only at the bottom of every thumbnail but also in any place, sticking at the bottom of the page, if the thumbnail hovered is overflowing the current view.
Filter-me : jQuery plugin to filter images using canvas
jQuery filter.me is a jQuery dependant script that allows you to apply filters to images using Photoshop .acv Curves Adjustment files. jDataView is used to read the Photoshop file, from which we create a Monotonic Spline Curve representing its data. From this curve the new pixel RGB values can be calculated. These values are then applied using HTML5’s canvas element.
Literally any Photoshop curves file can be applied to multiple images with ease. This is a great alternative to using something like PHP’s imagemagick to try and replicate similar filtering. It can sometimes be a little slow, especially in mobile browsers, but I’m sure this will improve as canvas becomes more mainstream.










