Adipoli is a jQuery plugin that beautifies and simplifies creating and consuming such stylish hover effects.
With a simple function, we can choose the “start effect (normal, transparent or overlay)” and the images will become less catch until they are hovered.
There are 20+ built-in and attractive transition effects that will display the images “as is” when users hover them.
Also, multiple configuration options exists for further customizing the transitions.
The imBookFlip jQuery plugin can load a book in an iframe or directly on the page. The book’s pages can be set to turn when manually clicked only, begin auto flip (turn automatically) as soon as the html page loads, or begin auto flip when first page (front cover is clicked). Sound Manager can be used with the jQuery plugin to add audio to the book.
A jQuery textarea editor that has zero configuration. For instance, just add the syntax highlighter scripts to activate those features.
Highlights:
While it is possible to use CSS to style SELECT elements, browser support and appearance will vary greatly depending on platform and browser. In our search for a solid, customizable replacement for these finicky controls, we turned up only a handful of possible options that we ultimately weren’t thrilled with for one reason or another. Thus, today we’re introducing a new jQuery plugin that replaces standard SELECT elements so you can customize them entirely using CSS. We even threw in some extra features for added usability.
The plugin works by piggy-backing your existing SELECT controls. Since the original controls aren’t destroyed (they’re hidden), you can easily integrate this plugin into just about any existing form. The plugin degrades gracefully, as users without JavaScript will see the default SELECT controls.
This is a classy jQuery text effect that makes the text look like it’s being typed across the screen. A great way to call attention to a specific area of the page and it’s just a block of text within a class. This means the text is fully readable by search engines.ghostType simulates the effect of typing text in real-time. The text within a designated document element is transformed into a seemingly live message.
Engage your users with a message that unfolds right before their eyes, as if you were typing a message to them in real-time.
