Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “jQuery”
Most of you might already have heard of pseudo classes in CSS, might as well about the :not() negation pseudo class as well. It does what it sounds like it does, selects an element, which is not represented by it’s argument. It’s important to notice that it can only take a simple selector. Keep in mind, that there might be better and …
This article is might be helpful to WordPress or other CMS plugin developers, where your plugin/module/theme get’s to meet with lot’s of other 3rd party plugins/modules/themes. It’s a great thing, that these CMS systems give you the opportunity to build your website, however these 3rd party applications might not work together well, no one can guarantee that. Often times I …
This small code snippet will allow you to create a content grid, which fits it’s container width at all times by calculating the optimal width of the columns. It’s highly responsive, works with any (sane) container width.
Raz Ohad made an article about faster ajax requests in WordPress, which I’m currently using in my plugins and let me tell you, it’s working very well. Do you want to cut your ajax requests response time to half? Here is what you do: Create a php file Yep. Create a php file for the handler in your template/plugin anywhere …
Have you seen Mary Lous latest work on codrops, the Inspiration for item transitions? If not, you should check it out first, she does an amazing work as always. Some of you however might find it a bit hard to integrate into your projects, as there is a huge base of developers using jQuery mostly. I have transformed her work …
I was thinking, this is a nice idea, how about converting it to jQuery, make it a bit more abstract and adding callbacks.
