Scrollbar Paper does not replace browser’s default scrollbar.Instead, it covers it with a custom scrollbar, like paper on a wall: that is why it is called Scrollbar Paper.
The benefit of this approach is that the way browser’s default scrollbar behaves is not modified: mouse wheel support, text selection and scrolling performance are the same as usual.
jQuery plugin : Treeview
jQuery Treeview is a lightweight and flexible transformation of an unordered list into an expandable and collapsable tree, great for unobtrusive navigation enhancements. Supports both location and cookie based persistence.
Provides some options for customizing, an async-tree extension and an experimental sortable extension.
jQuery Scroll Path
A jQuery plugin for defining a custom path that the browser follows when scrolling.The plugin uses canvas flavored syntax for drawing paths, using the methods moveTo, lineTo and arc. To help with getting the path right, a canvas overlay with the path can be enabled when initating the plugin.
Scrolling can be done with the mousewheel, up/down arrow keys and spacebar. The spacebar scrolls faster than the arrow keys, and holding shift while pressing space will scroll backwards. A custom scrollbar is also included, which allows click and drag scrolling. The scrollbar is enabled by default.
The plugin also allows rotating the entire page, using CSS transforms. This can be done either along a path, or around the current position. In browsers without CSS transform support, all rotations are ignored, but paths are still followed. This means the plugin works with graceful degradation in all browsers.
touchScroll jQuery plugin for iOS Devices
touchScroll is a lightweight jQuery plugin that enables inline scrollable content in mobile Safari on iOS, and other WebKit, touch-based browsers on Android.This plugin will only work for vertical-scrolling content. It has been designed with only this in mind to keep the library lightweight and efficient.
jQuery Pjax : Load HTML From Server without Page Load
pjax loads html from your server into the current page without a full page load. It’s ajax with real permalinks, page titles, and a working back button that fully degrades.Whenever the time changes, a full page load has happened. If the time doesn’t change, no full page load has occurred.
The idea is you can’t tell the difference between pjax page loads and normal page loads. On complicated sites, browsing just “feels faster.”










