jQuery Feature Carousel
Many users report issues with the carousel sometimes not loading properly or disappearing. This is likely related to how the images are "preloaded" and browser incompatibilities. I'm working to address this, as well as bringing the plugin up to the latest version of jQuery. This plug-in was intended to be used to display feature stories on a home page of a website, but can be used for any reason and is highly customizable. It will always display three images at the same time, with all the rest hidden behind the center image. I have detailed instructions for using the plug-in, as well as a list of all the options and some frequent questions.
Professor Cloud
Example HTML Below is a simple example HTML page which creates a carousel with 4 items. Please study the page as it contains useful comments and tips. You can see the same page working here. If you want mouse wheel support, you will need to include this plugin: JavaScript Setup Parameters
Barousel, a jQuery carousel plugin
Barousel is a jQuery plugin to easily generate simple carousels where each slide is defined by an image + any type of related content. Usage To generate a Barousel you need to use the following HTML structure: <div id="any_id" class="barousel"><div class="barousel_image"><!-- image 1 --><img src="image_1.jpg" alt="" class="default" /><!-- image 2 --><img src="image_2.jpg" alt="" /><!
jQuery k3dCarousel plugin
I needed a “3D” carousel to rotate images. The currently available jQuery plugins for this purpose were either too large, too restricted (showing only 4 at a time is not good enough), or too old (not working in jQuery 1.4+). So I wrote my own. demo In our CMS, WebME, this is available in the Image-Transition plugin.
Automatically Convert MP3 links to Audio Players with Javascript
in Share Yahoo have a nice little snippet of Javascript that will convert all MP3 (and some other) links on your web page into functional flash MP3 players. I’ve sourced some JavaScript code from that will do precisely the same thing… but instead of rendering a large player on your screen, it takes the minimalistic approach and simply creates a play/stop button to the left hand side of an active MP3 link. About a week ago I sent out an email to the mailing list with an enhanced version of what I’m describing below… giving users the option of player, a download link and so on. If you’re interested in the enhanced code, please let me know. To clarify the functionality described above, the html text of:
jQuery Waterwheel Carousel
This jQuery plugin can display images with a cascading "waterwheel" effect. It can be positioned either horizontally or vertically, and it's appearance can be dramatically altered. The callback functions can be used to programatically trigger Lightbox-type effects, or load specific content into another region of the website, such as an image description.
jQuery UI Tab's in Drupal 7 Tutorial
Adding jQuery to websites allows them to be interactive and visually appealing. jQuery UI is now included in Drupal 7 and websites are starting to take advantage of this new feature. In this tutorial I will show you how to get jQuery UI tab's into a regular drupal node (page, article, etc). The end result of this tutorial will look like this: You can also try a live demo of jQuery UI tabs .
Creating Apple’s New Slide Menu with jQuery : Chris Nanney : Journal
January 30th, 2011 / Code I don't know how long it's been there, but I noticed yesterday that Apple has a new product nav menu that replaced their old horizontal scroller with some new animated candy. I was impressed to see that all transitions and animations are CSS-based. Unfortunately, it will take some time before all major browsers even support this cool new CSS wizardry.
Drupal 7 and jQuery UI (Accordion)
Now that jQuery UI is included in D7 core, we'll see a lot more application style functions using the UI library. Here's a quick example for adding an accordion to node content (enable and select PHP filter) demonstrating how easy it is to add jQuery UI effects and widgets in Drupal 7. <?
Adding a JavaScript File to a Drupal Theme
Drupal comes with the excellent and very powerful jQuery JavaScript library. jQuery really reduces the learning curve when it comes to adding fancy JavaScript effects to a Drupal site. In this mini-tutorial I will show you how you can add a theme-based JavaScript file to your site so you can start to leverage the power of jQuery in your projects. Drupal 6 Drupal 6 already looks for a script.js file in the theme folder as explained in the handbook. If you don't need to know how to add extra JavaScript files then just create that file and you're done!
Using the Views Slideshow Module in Drupal 7
Slideshows are one of the most popular things that people want on their website and the Views Slideshow Module is the most popular way to create slideshows in Drupal. So, it's no surprise that Views Slideshow is one of the most popular Drupal modules. Creating a Views Slideshow isn't too difficult, but there are a quite a few steps to go through. If you're a beginner, this will be a complete installation guide.
Kyle Schaeffer - Web Design and SharePoint Branding
Many site designs will feature varying types of image “hover” states, where an image or background image changes when you move your mouse cursor into that area of the page. Traditionally, this change in image is handled via JavaScript. It’s fairly easy to write a small script that swaps out images on mouseover, but there are a number of disadvantages to this approach that have pushed many web developers toward using a CSS-only method of achieving this exact same effect. This tutorial describes exactly how to implement a pure CSS image hover effect. The Image The biggest difference between a traditional JavaScript image hover and a pure CSS image hover is the image, itself.
