Learning jQuery

The HTML table is the preferred DOM element for displaying data in tabular format because it provides a simple yet attractive look and feel that catches user attention. HTML tables are handy tools that respond easily to various events, such as row click. Sometimes, as part of a project the end user may want to […]

Any web developer will probably know that using the target="_blank" attribute will force any link to open in a new window, which is great for when you want to link to external content or sites but you don't want your user to stray too far from your pages. What's not so great about it, though, […]

If your site is in the ecommerce sphere, then chances are that there are a lot of plugins that might be of interest to you. Not only would plugins be able to add functionality to your sites, but they'd do so easily and cheaply (and often for free!). if you're looking to add more functionality […]

Charts are the ideal way to represent text data in a graphical form with regards to UI, and it also enables you to present complex data in a simple way. With many free and ready to use jQuery plugins available for creating charts with ease, it’s really not so hard! In this post you’ll find […]

jQuery's .not() method is a method that allows you to return elements that do not match a particular criteria. Normally in jQuery, we use selectors to deliberately choose elements and apply jQuery code to them. Using the .not() method, however, we can choose every element except a specific element or type of elements to apply code to. […]

Auto Complete is a really useful functionality that most of us have probably used many times before. The way it works is that when you start typing into an input field (a search field, for example), it offers you suggestions to complete your search query -- either words or phrases that might complete what you […]