Now you can show your business feeds / news / simple notifications on your website with Tumbax plugin. All you need to do is, have you business updates in your tumbl blog and install this plugin on your site. Tumbax will pull your Tumblr feeds and display them on your website in a stylish view which is fully customizable.
Thus you can use Tumblr as a service to display your business updates for clients and users. The view is highly customizable; you can show it as a Timeline (2-column) or as a Pin View (3 or more columns) or a single column view.
Tumbax : Display Tumblr feeds on your website – jQuery plugin
jQuery birdseye : Plugin for moving-map search
A plugin for moving-map search, like on Yelp or Airbnb. Built with jQuery and Leaflet.
jQuery Birdseye is a plugin for replicating the “search in map” functionality of Yelp/Airbnb/Google using the API of your choosing. With a small bit of setup, you can have the sweet, mapsearchy goodness that these sites do, at a fraction of the cost.
Smooth Diagonal Fade Gallery with CSS3 Transitions & jQuery
In this tutorial we are going to create a gallery with a smooth diagonal fade effect, powered by css3 transitions. It will scan a folder with photos on the server and display them in a grid that spans the entire browser window. Adding new photos is as easy as copying two files (a regular image and a thumbnail, preferably 150×150 px) to the gallery folder.
CSS3 capable browsers will show a smoothly animated diagonal fade effect, while older browsers will fall back to a simpler but still perfectly usable non-animated version of the gallery.
Midway.js : Automatically Center the responsive elements
Midway.js makes it super easy to automatically center the responsive elements on your websites. You all know and love the absolute positioning centering technique, but what happens when those centered elements change sizes, due to percentage based layouts? That’s where Midway.js comes in. Take a look at the demo below, and see for yourself!
jQuery.Pin : Pin any element to the top of a container
Ever wanted to pin something to the side of a text? Ever needed a subtle sticky element to quietly hang around as you scroll down?
Jquery.Pin is here to help! Pin any element to the top of a container. Easily disable it for smaller screen-sizes where there’s no room for that kind of shenanigans.










