With the help of some small HTML, nifty CSS and loads of jQuery, we’re able to create an animated fullscreen background image slideshow. Read the rest of this article to learn how it’s built.You can easily change the script by changing some variables. It also features image preloading and keyboard navigation (try pressing the numeric keys). The background images have a width of 2000px, just to cover most of the currently used screen resolutions.
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Ajax Easy Expand jQuery
Easily and quickly create multiple expandable / collapsable regions on the same page. Each easy expand element will look like an accordion but but with more options. Unlike an accordion you’ll be able to open as many easy expand elements as you want at one time. Alternatively, you may close them all at the same time if you wish. You can preset each individual easy expand element to appear open or close at page load.
Spotlight: Constrained Stickies with jQuery
Floating content as a user scrolls through the rest of the page is child’s play. No JavaScript is necessary — you can do it with just plain old CSS. Slap a position: fixed declaration on it and boom!, you have a container that is fixed in a specific location in the page — it’s floating in the page to be more colloquial.
