Posts Tagged jQuery
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Using jQuery Listnav Plugin
Yesterday I was looking around for a creative way to display what will eventually become a very large list of information. Generally I would just use extra links and sort them alphabetically. For me it had never seen like the most ideal solution.
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Pre Load Your Webpage Using jQuery
Preloading a webpage image is not an easy feat. Some don't look good, others don't really work. QueryLoader is a very quick and easy way to pre load images for your website. You can download QueryLoader from http://www.gayadesign.com/diy/queryload
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Create Your First jQuery Plugin
Today is a big day. Up until now we have been using other people's plugins to improve our web applications. Today we will create our own. It will be an incredibly simple plugin, but will build a foundation for creating more advanced plugins. This
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Use jQuery To Disable Right Clicking On Your Page
Let me be clear about one thing before we begin. I think that doing this is obnoxious. If you really think you can achieve something by stopping right clicking, you are wrong. If someone wants to get to something on the right click, they will find
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Use jQuery To Determine Your Page Load Time
Any serious web developer has had to deal with determining page load time. No other issue is as important as how fast a page loads. You can have an amazing site, but if it takes too long to load, your users (or customers) will not wait around for y
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Use jQuery To Detect What Browser Your Users Are Using
jQuery has the ability to identify what browser your users are using to visit your site. It may be more useful to use CSS conditional comments to detect a browser, jQuery makes it very easy: if( $.browser.safari ) { alert('You are usi
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Put Your Twitter Feed On Your Website Using jQuery
Twitter has become an amazing way to share thoughts, ideas, and information (not to mention what you are actually doing). Displaying your Twitter feed on your website is a great way to promote your Twitter to increase your followers. Luckily you ca
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Save Your Bandwidth! Let Google Host Your jQuery Library
It may not be widely known, but Google has been hosting several JavaScript libraries on Google Code and jQuery is one of those libraries. This has a few different advantages to allowing Google to host this file for you including: It is hosted on G
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jQuery Cheat Sheet
We know that we can't all know everything about jQuery so it is nice to have a good cheat sheet available to tell us just enough to remind us how a certain function works or how to do something new. Well there is a cheat sheet out there that is avai
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An Introduction to Ajax Using jQuery
Today I will take you through a very basic Ajax example using jQuery. Usually Ajax can be cumbersome to use, but with jQuery it is very simple. You can view the example from: http://www.learnjquerynow.com/demos/basic_ajax.php. I suggest that you v
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