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How to Center any Element Using jQuery

August 8, 2017 //  by Krishna Srinivasan//  Leave a Comment

In CSS, there are a few different ways that you can center HTML elements. If you’re working with block-level elements, you can use the margin: 0 auto trick, which uses margins to place any block-level element in the exact center of their parent element. That trick looks like this: div{    margin: 0 auto; } If …

Category: jQuery

Using jQuery to Create a Click Counter

Using jQuery to Create a Click Counter

January 23, 2017 //  by Krishna Srinivasan//  Leave a Comment

Here’s a cool jQuery snippet that you can use to create a click counter. The way it works is that each time an element is clicked, the counter (which starts at 0) goes up by one. The counter can be applied to the clicking of any particular elements or multiple elements, and you can choose whether …

Category: JavaScript, jQueryTag: Click Counter, jQuery

5 jQuery Plugins for Form Validation

5 jQuery Plugins for Form Validation

November 1, 2016 //  by Krishna Srinivasan//  Leave a Comment

Writing your own custom validation rules is sometimes necessary, but it can also be really time-consuming. Any of the following lightweight plugins will do most of the validation code writing for you. 1. quickValidation.js quickValidation allows you to define the validation rules directly within the HTML input tags. You can also use this plugin to …

Category: jQueryTag: Form Validation, JQuery Plugins

5 Plugins to Post JavaScript Code Snippets on your WordPress Site

5 Plugins to Post JavaScript Code Snippets on your WordPress Site

October 16, 2016 //  by Krishna Srinivasan//  Leave a Comment

Are you a Java developer that runs a tutorial site or writes the occasional tut? If you are, you might be on the lookout for some easy ways to post formatted code snippets into your WordPress posts. Take a look at any of these plugins to learn more about how to easily add JavaScript code …

Category: CSS, HTML, jQuery, WordpressTag: Code Markup, CodeColorer, Developer Formatter, File Inliner, Google Syntax Highlighter

JavaScript Libraries to Keep Your Projects On-Trend

JavaScript Libraries to Keep Your Projects On-Trend

August 23, 2016 //  by Krishna Srinivasan//  Leave a Comment

Staying on top of modern design trends and learning how to execute them for your websites and projects can be a full-time job…unless you take advantage of these libraries and plugins. The following list of jQuery and JavaScript libraries and plugins will help you integrate some trendy effects (watercolors, video embeds, and fading transitions, to …

Category: JavaScript, jQueryTag:  Aquarelle, Animsition, Choices.js, Magnific Popup, Slinky, Tabslet, TwentyTwenty, uperEmbed.js

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JQueryUI Selectable Widget Example

November 13, 2014 //  by JB Administr@t//  Leave a Comment

jQueryUI provides selectable widget which allows selecting elements individually or in group elements by using the mouse. It also possible to select elements with the mouse hovering on the elements by dragging a box. Elements can be selected by clicking on the element or by dragging the element and also allows selecting of multiple elements …

Category: jQueryTag: JQuery Events

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JQuery UI Draggable Example

November 13, 2014 //  by JB Administr@t//  Leave a Comment

The drag is a common feature which is an event, enables dragging by allowing DOM elements to be moved using the mouse. It is something like, when we grab an object and drag it to a different location. It is an intuitive way for user to interact with website or application. Once the element is …

Category: jQueryTag: JQuery Events

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JQuery ajaxStart Example

November 13, 2014 //  by JB Administr@t//  Leave a Comment

The ajaxStart() method triggers when an Ajax request begins and there is no other requests are in active process. This method is used to show the graphics, when the data is loading from the server. When AJAX request begins, then the AjaxStart() method add to the function. Create Buttons using jQueryUI How to detect jQuery …

Category: jQueryTag: JQuery AJAX

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