Learning jQuery

A virtual keyboard is a component that allows a user to enter characters without a physical keyboard. It’s an alternative input mechanism for those who cannot use a physical keyboard, or for multi-lingual users who switch frequently between different character sets or alphabets. Virtual keyboards are commonly used as an on-screen input method on smart […]

Creating "sticky" elements is something that can often be done simply by using CSS to change an element's position from relative or absolute to fixed. The process of creating a sticky element is usually pretty straightforward. If you want to create a sticky or fixed element that is more dynamic, however, you'll have to use […]

Adding a login and registration functionality to your website is a great thing to be able to do. Not only is it a cool feature, but it also opens up a lot more possibilities for your site in terms of functionalities, and it can also really help improve user experience. If you're trying to add […]

jQuery has a few built-in keystroke methods that are all triggered by different stages of keys being pressed on a user's keyboard. If you want to be able to keep track of how many keystroke a user makes, or if you want an event to be triggered as the result of a key being pressed […]

With rich text editors (also referred to as What You See is What You Get editors -- which is often abbreviated to WYSIWYG) make it easy for anyone to add styled, formatted text to the interwebs without having to have any code or CSS knowledge. They're the kind of editor that most people would probably […]

This tutorial will demonstrate how to use CSS, jQuery, and JavaScript to create a really simple and cool text effect where it appears as though there are bubbles forming behind the text. After forming, the bubble float above the text before they disappear. This tutorial was inspired by a code snippet that originally appeared on […]