Downloading jQuery Compressed and uncompressed copies of jQuery files are available. The uncompressed file is best used during development or debugging; the compressed file saves bandwidth and improves performance in production. You can also download a sourcemap file for use when debugging with a compressed file. The map file is not required for users to run jQuery, it just improves the developer's debugger experience. As of jQuery 1.11.0/2.1.0 the //# sourceMappingURL comment is not included in the compressed file. To locally download these files, right-click the link and select "Save as..." from the menu.
10 Parallax Plugins and Tutorials Parallax scrolling is used to create an animated illusion of depth and it is getting pretty popular in web design. Want to know how you can achieve the same effect in your designs? The Parallax plugins and tutorials below will surely help you better understand this technique. Want some more inspiration? You should see these 10 Parallax Scrolling Websites. docs-ui.js - docbookeditor - Hybrid WYSIWYG editor for DocBook XML and HTML Older revisions 38e7bf5b1944 by mbolin on Nov 26, 2010 Diff Closurized dk.BookEditor: extends goog.ui.Component and uses standard component paradigms. Changed the bootstrapping of the app now that dk.BookEditor is a ...
21 Beautiful And Creative Navigation Menus Website Navigation Design all comes within the website interface category. Its crucial to make it easy to use, and find for the client. This doesn’t mean it has to be simple though. Crocodoc’s New HTML5 Viewer Promises Better Speed and Accuracy Managing the creation and editing of documents, especially heavily-formatted ones, can be a headache within a distributed workforce. Thus, services like Google Docs, Zoho Docs, and Scribd are popular. Today, however, the online document service Crocodoc, which Thursday wrote about last year, is rolling out some new features that should make it easier to collaborate on and mark up highly-formatted documents, including PDFs, Microsoft Word and PowerPoint documents, and PNG and JPEG images. The company gave me a preview. Crocodoc is replacing its Flash-based viewer with an HTML5 version, which Crocodoc claims is a first. The company claims that the new viewer is significantly faster, and renders documents more accurately than Flash-based solutions.
Top 20 Ajax Tutorials Ajax is commonly overlooked as a language that many newbies to web design don’t really understand. Well the truth is, Ajax can do wonderful things and give your website that extra special something. I have rounded up a collection of the top 20 Ajax tutorials I think will help anyone get their feet wet with Ajax. Let me know what tutorial you like best, and if you know of any other tutorials that have helped you master Ajax, then please by all means drop us a comment.
Link to PDFs from HTML Linking to a PDF from an HTML web page is simple. Linking to a specific place within a PDF takes a little more work. Note: The following only works when the HTML document is served by a web server. It will not work from a local drive. 50 Free Books for Web Designers & Developers There are thousands of books available for web designers and developers online. There has been no language, no point of discussion, or no trend that has not, at one time or another, been extensively explored and analyzed, and eventually published as an eBook. The great news is quite a lot of these books are available for free! And I have collected my favorites for you!
Smart Forms with jQuery Html5 & CSS3 Smart Forms is a responsive professional Form Framework / pack with a clean consistent Form UI. The framework includes a variety of form Widgets such as Datepickers, Timepickers, Monthpickers, Colorpickers, Numeric Steppers, UI Sliders, Google maps, toggle switches validation, masking among other features. Features: Multiple form inputsFile inputs / uploadersCSS3 checkboxes + RadiosCSS3 toggle switchesCSS3 review & ratingTooltips + vector iconsNotification alertsCSS3 multi shape buttonsAnimated progress barsSimple pricing tablesAjax form processingInput maskingPHP CAPTCHA with refresh support40+ starter templates includedDate & time picker widgets Tags: Captcha, Checkbox, Color Picker, DateTime Picker, File Upload, Form Submit, Form Validation, Mask, Notification, Progress Bar
Buffer's loading animation - CSS Animation I love finding examples of subtle animation in websites. Recently, when I was logging into Buffer, I noticed a nice loading effect in their logo. Here’s how to recreate it using SVG and CSS. Indicating activity When something takes longer than expected, it’s a nice idea to include some visual feedback to tell your visitor that something is happening. One way is to have a subtle animation, or loading animation, on the page. 15 Top PHP Coding Tutorials, Tips and Tricks PHP is a widely-used scripting language that is suited for web development and can be embedded into HTML. PHP is used in many websites on the internet. I have compiled a list of 15 top PHP coding tutorials and tips / tricks to help you better understand it.
The Art Of The SVG Filter And Why It Is Awesome – Smashing Magazine Advertisement After almost 20 years of evolution, today’s web typography, with its high-density displays and support for OpenType features, is just a step away from the typographic quality of the offline world. But there’s still one field of graphic design where we still constantly fall back to bitmap replacements instead of using native text: display typography, the art of staging letters in illustrative, gorgeous, dramatic, playful, experimental or unexpected ways. A Case For Display Text In HTML 10 Useful HTML5 and CSS3 Forms Tutorials These HTML5 and CSS3 forms tutorials will help you learn how to code web forms with different layouts and styles for your web design projects. You will find here useful HTML5 and CSS3 forms tutorials for contact, login, search forms and more. If you’re looking for more tutorials, check these out: Top 10 Web Design / Graphic Design Tutorial Websites and Top 10 PSD to HTML Tutorials.
The Future Generation of CSS Selectors: Level 4 Back in January 2014 I wrote the article The Current Generation of CSS3 Selectors. The goal of that article was to introduce the new generation of selectors that often fell under the “CSS3” umbrella. That group of selectors has been well documented in a lot of places, and browser support for those features is quite strong (all browsers including IE9+).