This plugin takes elements which have the attribute multiple set, and converts them into editable, inline lists.
A Snazzy Animated Pie Chart with HTML5 and jQuery
In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to build a lovely, interactive pie chart using the latest HTML5 technologies. Not that long ago, this kind of thing was only practical to do with Flash. Now, thanks to advances such as the HTML5 canvas element, we can create pretty nifty animated effects using nothing but JavaScript, CSS, and a small sprinkling of maths!
Reveal extra form fields using a select box with jQuery
Sometimes we need to include a feedback form but without making it too obtrusive to the user so we only want to add options when he is actually using it. In this tutorial we’re going to learn how to reveal hidden fields in a form when an option in a select combo box is selected using jQuery, the JavaScript library.
Floating social bar with jQuery and CSS
Today we’re going to show you how to make a fancy floating bar using jQuery and JavaScript, as the one you see when scrolling down on this page. From creating the PHP file to customizing the CSS, we will guide you across the several steps before you can complete this fancy floating bar ready to be implemented on your website and where you can place several elements, including social icons, information and more.
Vintage typewriter: The sexiest jQuery contact form ever
On today’s tutorial we will take a step aside of our classical design tutorials and will be focusing more on the programming part, we’re about to show you how to develop an awesome typewriter experiment with all the primary functions fully operational thanks to the mighty power of jQuery and CSS. But don’t think that this is pure crazy experimentation, because this typewriter can actually be utilized as a brilliant contact form to place on your different projects.
Photobooth with PHP, jQuery and CSS3
In this tutorial, we will be building a jQuery and PHP powered photobooth. It will allow your website visitors to take a snapshot with their web camera and upload it from a neat CSS3 interface.
The solution we are going to use for this app is webcam.js. It is a JavaScript wrapper around flash’s API that gives us control over the user’s webcam.