Meny : A CSS 3D fold-in menu concept

    Meny : A CSS 3D fold-in menu concept

    Meny is a three dimensional and space efficient menu concept. CSS 3D transforms are used for the transition effect and JavaScript is used to track mouse/touch movement.Move your mouse to the left edge of this page — or swipe in from the left edge if you’re on a touch device — to expand the menu.

    Creating a Contact Form in jQuery Mobile and PHP

    Creating a Contact Form in jQuery Mobile and PHP

    This is a step-by-step tutorial on how to create a contact form in jQuery Mobile. I have also included complete php source code that can be used as a web service to send emails from your server.

    Hero Carousel : A jQuery carousel plugin

    Hero Carousel : A jQuery carousel plugin

    Hero Carousel is a jQuery carousel plugin with 100% width & previews of next/previous slide.

    Features:

    • Timeout Interval resets when nav is clicked
    • Auto scrolling
    • Pause auto scrolling on hover
    • Language options for ‘Next’ & ‘Previous’ links

    Java MySQL Insert Record using jQuery

    Java MySQL Insert Record using jQuery

    If you know Java concepts, you can easily understand any kind of language very quickly. If you want to became a good programmer, I strongly suggest start with J2EE programming. I heard that many people feels that it’s though After long time I decided to write about J2EE programming with Jquery in a simple and better understanding way, hope you like it.

    Google+ style grid image gallery using jQuery

    Google+ style grid image gallery using jQuery

    The main focus of this article will be on the image grid. Let’s start with a look on the features of the original G+ image grid to find out what it takes to recreate it. To illustrate the features I am using Thomas Hawk’s G+ gallery which has some amazing images (check it out).

    jQuery Fubar – How To Create A Website Toolbar in jQuery

    jQuery Fubar – How To Create A Website Toolbar in jQuery

    Over the past year, we’ve seen website toolbar’s become an increasingly popular way for site-owners to offer users a consistent set of powerful social features, regardless of what page they’re on – Share, Subscribe, Tweet, Talk – you name it and chances are there’s a toolbar out there that offers some variation of these features.

    In today’s post, I’m going to show you how to create your very own jQuery-powered website toolbar and then we’re going to pack it full of lots of useful widget features such as those found in the Wibiya-toolbar – I call it jQuery Fubar.

    jqPuzzle : Customizable Sliding Puzzles with jQuery

    jqPuzzle : Customizable Sliding Puzzles with jQuery

    jqPuzzle lets you easily create sliding puzzles for your web page. Select an image, put it in your page, and add some magic – jqPuzzle will automagically turn it into a full-blown sliding puzzle! If you want, you can highly customize and style your sliding puzzle according to your needs. The interface is available in several languages, and you can add your own texts on the fly.
    Since jqPuzzle is all JavaScript, your users won’t need any additional plugins or software. jqPuzzle is powered by jQuery, a powerful and straightforward JavaScript library. jQuery rocks!

    Tooltipster : jQuery Tooltip Plugin

    Tooltipster : jQuery Tooltip Plugin

    Tooltipster is a lightweight (4,813 bytes minified) jQuery plugin that enables you to easily create clean, HTML5 validated tooltips.

    • Supports HTML tags inside the tooltip
    • Lightweight and degradable
    • Extremely flexible & fast to set up
    • Easily styled with 100% CSS – no images needed
    • Plays nicely with IE

    hoverFlow Plugin : A Solution to Animation Queue Buildup in jQuery

    hoverFlow Plugin : A Solution to Animation Queue Buildup in jQuery

    hoverFlow  is a another Solution to Animation Queue Buildup in jQuery.Brandon Aaron published a quick tipon how to prevent animation queue buildup in hover animations. Since I was not satisfied with his solution, I tried to find another.After taking some wrong paths and learning a lot about jQuery’s animation (queue) system, I think I finally found a good solution.

    The last locigal step was to wrap it up into a nice jQuery plugin – and so hoverFlow was born.