Tired of those standard click 'n drop menus? Need something with a little more pazazz? Try my jQuery Slider Menu.
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Moving beyond adding simple JavaScript enhancements to your website to developing full-blown client-side applications is going to require organization. In this article, we'll take a look at JavaScript Module Design Patterns and how to use them in your development.
Tired of those standard click ‘n drop menus? Need something with a little more pazazz? Try my jQuery Slider Menu.
Moving beyond adding simple JavaScript enhancements to your website to developing full-blown client-side applications is going to require organization. In this article, we’ll take a look at JavaScript Module Design Patterns and how to use them in your development.
Tired of those overly priced simple scripts on sites like CodeCanyon? Me too! I can understand why others that aren’t developers spend money on them, but if you’re a dev purchasing scripts like Social Traffic Pop or Facebook Traffic Pop, you’re throwing your money away. To help stay true to the open-source philosophy, here’s an […]
Sticky navigation is being used more and more on sites and there’s a good reason why. It improves the UX by making the menu available no matter where the user is on the page. Learn how to create a simple, light-weight jQuery sticky navigation below. Best of all, it’s easy to implement on existing site’s without having to change any existing HTML code!
No, this isn’t one of those bet I can guess your weight or age games you find at places like carnivals and Six Flags. I bet you I can guess your approximate address with HTML and reverse geocoding.
Front-enders won’t be the only ones to rejoice after reading this. I’m going to walk you through how to build a prettyfied cross-browser CSS-styled select lists.