A jQuery plugin to list and show nearby places around a certain position using Google Maps.
Leroy Zoom : Image zoom and Magnify jQuery plugin
A lightweight and easy to use image zoom and magnify jQuery plugin with less than 4 KB.
This plugin works on a 2-steps zoom behavior:
- Show details of image in the medium version when user over the thumb image;
- Magnify and show details of the large image version when user click to “Magnify”.
You’ll need three versions of the same picture with different dimensions (small, medium, large). The first version (small) is shown by default and is the one which user will over the mouse to view the first-step details. Then, the user can “click to magnify” to see the second-step details of image and the large picture version is used for this.
Delete Records with Multiple Animations using jQuery
Every language & libraries has its own competitors. jQuery is hardly competitor to Flash. Now a days every web developers prefer to choose jQuery instead of Flash because of its ultimate UI Effects. jQuery leads when its come to SEO point of view where Flash doesn’t.
Deleting records in your web applications is must. So today I am going to tell you how to add multiple animations to delete records using jQuery.
TileBox jQuery : Modern Responsive LightBox
TileBox jQuery – Modern Responsive LightBox is a small jQuery plugin that is used to create modern lightbox with CSS3 Animation Effects and customizing options for modern browsers. Please check demos below to see how it works.
Features:
- Responsive Design.
- CSS3 Animation Effects.
- Size Switcher.
- Combine Inline and AJAX content.
- Support Touch Swipe and Left, Right Keys to move prev/next box.
- Full Screen Custom Content.
- Show/Hide Thumbnail Ribbon.
stickUp : jQuery Plugin to “sticks” an Element
stickUp is a jQuery plugin, which you can implement on any webpage alongside jQuery. You can easily make any element, on any page, stick to the top of the browser window as the user scrolls past it. This feature is excellent for navigation menus, logos and/or contact information, which you may want the user to see at all times.
Plumcube : Compass extension for building pure-CSS 3D cubes
A compass extension for creating 3D cubes of all shapes and sizes… as long as that shape is a cube.
Note that the plumcube plugin relies on the ‘Bleeding Edge’ version of SASS, because 3D CSS animation is the Internet of the future. If you are already a SASS-y individual, be sure to check your currently installed version (sass -v) and upgrade to the pre-release gem (3.3.0.alpha – get it with gem install sass --pre) if necessary.
jQuery Color Picker
This minimal plugin allows you to easily and simple to display a color picker on your website. You can easily just copy and paste the one liner code, or get into some more of the detailed configuration.
Features:
- Replace all colors by your own favorite color
- Custom colors append to Colors list
- Insert HEX color code directly
- Customizing to use data-* attributes
Open JS Grid : Easiest jQuery Grid
OpenJS Grid is the easiest jQuery Grid ever. With very little work you can have a data grid that can do everything from sorting and searching to complex database queries. Best of all, its open source. So you can learn how it’s all done.
OpenJS Grid provides a super easy / powerful way to give customers access to data. I do all the database work for you, so you don’t have to figure out searching and sorting, as well as give you cool stuff like events and cell types so you can customize to fit your need. And now with Stylus and Bootstrap, you can easily restyle the grid to your liking.
jQuery Immersive Slider
Immersive Slider let you create a unique immersive slider experience that changes the whole container to match the viewing slide like you see at the Google’s TV website. The plugin will let you assign background images per slide without you doing all the hard work.
The plugin is capable of blurring the first image it finds in each slide, blow them up and use it as a background without you having to manually set each slide a background image. This is done using the CSS3 style called Filter which only works on Chrome, and maybe a performance hog.