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Dark mode is all the rage these days. With Apple adding Dark Mode to the upcoming iOS (13) I see this trend increasing in its popularity. The current Mac OS (Mojave) and current Windows OS (10) support Dark Mode themes. Several web browsers are supporting Dark Mode detection when using …
It’s best to load jQuery from a reliable CDN (like Google) for your code. Sometimes (rarely) the CDN you are pulling from may be down or possibly blocked by your web provider. You can add local link to insure your scripts properly function. Simple!
The following code will enable you to display a DIV with text when a checkbox is selected. HTML jQuery View/Test on jsFiddle
Have you ever wanted to populate a div with some specified text based on a form select. Below is my super simple solution. First you will need to add a select into your form and create the div where you want your specified text displayed. The HTML [html] <select name="mySelect" …
jQuery UI, the official user interface components library of jQuery, offers a lot for quickly implementing widely-used widgets and features into websites. It consists of the popular datepicker, slider, accordion, progress bar, drag ‘n’ drop and much more. And, it is themable, there is even ThemeRoller which allows anyone to customize …
jReject provides a simple, robust, light-weight way to display rejections based on a the browser, specific browser version, specific platforms, or rendering engine. Provides full customization of the popup. Uses no CSS file (by default), and can easily be used on page load or during a specific page event. Also …
The Nivo Slider is the latest image slider to join the party. This slider however stands out in the crowd. Simple and lightweight, Nivo offers 9 transitions and directional control navigation. The entire script is only 5kb. Simply gorgeous… Nice work! Nivo Slider | http://nivo.dev7studios.com/
YoxView is a free image viewer for websites. It’s written in javascript using jQuery and is available as a jQuery plugin. YoxView is inspired by Lokesh Dhakar’s Lightbox. Like it, YoxView displays images above the website’s content, as a separate layer. Features Images are resized to fit inside the browser’s …
Eversince, Lokesh Dhakar created the first lightbox application, photo galleries and popup windows advanced to new era. And there was a time that lightboxes become a default component for every web sites. Aside from their libraries and codebase, all of them has similar properties like ability to show single image …
