Dropzone.js is a light weight JavaScript library for jQuery that turns an HTML element into a dropzone. This means that a user can drag and drop a file onto it, and the file gets uploaded to the server via AJAX.
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thumbnail(file, data) and display the image wherever you like
Zozo Accordion is not just another accordion. It’s responsive and touch-friendly with a lot of customizaton options that can be integrated into your site/blog quickly without writing any code. Some of it’s key features includes: such as horizontal & vertical accordion, Built-in WAI-ARIA Support, 10 unique themes, semantic HTML5 and SEO friendly, Keyboard navigation and much more. Note: This is not a WordPress plugin but it can be easly integrated.
jCanvaScript is a javascript library that provides you methods to manage with the content of a HTML5 canvas element easily. It runs on any platform (including iPhone, iPad, Android) that supports canvas and JavaScript. To add support for canvas in Internet Explorer you can use ExCanvas.
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This tutorial aims to provide step by step instructions to enable you to create a responsive navigation menu that adapts to varying screen sizes, with the help of CSS media queries.
I adopted the Mobile First approach to designing the menu. In essence, this approach adopts a strategy of designing for mobile devices first, then working your way up to larger ones, such as desktop monitors. The base design is developed for the popular dimensions of mobile devices – 320 x 480. I then utilised media queries, primarily for scaling up to larger screen sizes, but also as an effective tool for enhancing the design.
A ready to use jQuery image zooming plugin to present your images in the highest detail without leaving the page.Simply link to the JavaScript and CSS files and apply it to your HTML element like other jQuery plugins. Customize the settings and CSS to match your style and purpose.
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In today’s tutorial we want to show you how to create a simple item slider with CSS animations and some jQuery. The idea was inspired by the Aplle product slider where several little items fly in with a bouncing animation. We wanted to translate this concept to a modern-looking alternative for a minimal online store design where the items represent different categories. Categories as use-case fit quite well because of the limited nature of this type of slider. For more items to be shown, this is certainly a far-from-optimal solution. If the amount of items is limited this might give an interesting little touch to the experience.
This is a simple HTML5 and jQuery powered navigation menu. It uses some simple CSS3 for some minor presentational enchancement (like border-radius and text-shadow).
The purpose behind it’s creation was to provide a semantic and easily implemented way of creating simple good-looking site navigation. In that spirit, it’s usage is incredibly simple.
