Learning jQuery

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 […]

Paging helps present data in a clean and elegant way and it can also improve the page load time. It helps by dividing extensive data into separate pages so that it can easily fit in the UI. In this post, we’ll learn how to add pagination to your HTML table element with the help of […]

We’ve already talked about how, as developers, iFrames can sometimes be our worst enemies. Because their content is often hosted on another server (as well as their stylesheets), they can be a huge pain to change around and manipulate. In our previous iFrame post, we gave you a snippet that can be used to access […]

With jQuery, it’s possible to write code that executes client-side validations for your forms and input fields. A common validation to make is to check whether or not an email address that’s entered into an email field is actually a valid email address (or at least in valid email address format). The following is a […]

Image sliders are useful for showing multiple images with cool animations to catch a user’s attention.  Having an image slider/slideshow is a very common functionality that you may find on any website. Creating a simple image slider is pretty easy and it can be implemented easily with jQuery. There are tons of plugins available for […]

In jQuery, the attribute or .attr() method is used to set the attributes values of selected elements. It works similarly to the .css() method, except with .attr(), you’re not setting or changing the style rules, but the inline HTML attributes of a particular element. Common HTML attributes that can be altered are width and height, […]