This is the total amount of fixes and new features that have come out in the past week, or so. I’ll be adding more info concerning them to the docs very soon.
New Demo:
Accordian Open/Close – Toggle open/close a number of entries at once!
New Features:
empty() – you can remove all child nodes of an element.
// Deletes […]
Comment · Posted: March 21st, 2006
Mark Panay has written a follow up to JQuery for Web Designers. This time he emphasizes keeping content brief and using jQuery to reveal the full body of blog posts and articles. This is very similar to a technique that I have been using in my latest project, Ouioo.
Also, Mark has launched a […]
Comment · Posted: March 15th, 2006
The new AJAX plugin for jQuery is ready – and if you’re running off of the latest code, it’s already rolled in. Along with that, there are a few new effects to be enjoyed: fadeIn, fadeOut, and center. I’ve also squished a number of bugs, which have gone into this release too:
A problem with using […]
Comment · Posted: February 26th, 2006
It hasn’t been mentioned here yet but the jQuery IRC channel is pretty happenin’ – there’s at least a couple of us in there at all times. We’ve been busy hunting down bugs and I’ve been busy fixing them, here’s a quick run down of what’s been fixed in the past couple days:
hide()/show() operations now […]
Comment · Posted: February 23rd, 2006
Today’s DHTML trick is a smooth example of Image Cross Fading. The Javascript code for the whole page is rather short to begin with, but there was some rom for improvement. If you were to look at the
Comment · Posted: February 15th, 2006
Another popular DOM/CSS/Javascript project popped up today: Greybox. It’s a lot like the popular lightbox, but is used to display web sites on top of your current page.
I saw this as another great opportunity to demonstrate how easy it is to make great code with jQuery. I modified greybox in two phases.
First step was to […]
Comment · Posted: February 10th, 2006
Mark Panay made a good post today explaining the benefits of using jQuery, for web designers. Specifically, how a designer can benefit from using jQuery to circumvent CSS features that aren’t implemented in browsers, yet. Keep your extraneous markup tucked away as unobtrusive Javascript is always a smart move.
Comment · Posted: February 6th, 2006
Another CSS/Javascript article is making the rounds today called: Width-Based Layout. The premise is that the page auto-resizes the width based upon how wide your browser is. Included with the post is a 38 line piece of Javascript (and I’m being generous) to get the job done. I’m going to save you the break-down of […]
Comment · Posted: February 5th, 2006
