Category Archives: jQuery

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jlPlayer – A Fully Customizable HTML5 Audio Player With jQuery And jQuery UI

Posted on December 5, 2012 by Jason

jlPlayer is a totally theme-able, customizable audio player, built upon the HTML5, jQuery, & jQuery UI frameworks. Have a look at the demo! Download the entire package from my GitHub repository, or become a contributing developer. Features Include: 100% opensource and FREE! No ads, tricks, gimmicks, or pitches. Play, pause, <<, >>, volume, and progress. […]

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Slide Submit – A jQuery Plugin For Spam-less Forms

Posted on July 12, 2012 by Jason

Slide Submit is a jQuery plugin which will convert almost any object into a form-submitting or form-enabling slider. Instead of pressing a button, users can slide the slider to submit the form. Or, if you build your form with all of the fields disabled, you can create a slider which behaves like a toggle switch […]

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Detach It – A jQuery Plugin

Posted on April 23, 2012 by Jason

Detach It is a jQuery plugin which can create a floating clone of nearly any HTML object. Detach It is useful if you want to create a floating navigation menu similar to the one on my website. How Does It Work?

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Cross Slide Webpage Background

Posted on December 17, 2011 by Jason

For anyone wishing to incorporate in their own website my animated cross-sliding webpage background, I’ve assembled an example you can use as a guide. This script uses jQuery, jQuery UI, and the CrossSlide plugin for jQuery. Follow the links for further documentation on each of the aforementioned. Follow the link below to view the demo […]

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E-Z Form Builder

Posted on July 27, 2011 by Jason

My E-Z Form Builder can help you build a form for your website quickly and easily with just a few clicks. The E-Z Form Builder will generate the HTML code you need to add a form to your webpage. Create email forms, questionnaires, polls, or just about any kind of form you could need. Building […]

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