Learning jQuery

Why use this Function? Changing images in a loop on mouse over is a very common functionality that you’ll often find on e-commerce websites or portfolio websites. As an example, on the product list page, when you mouse over any product thumbnail, all the other images associated with that product start showing on top of […]

This easy beginners jQuery tutorial demonstrates how you can use jQuery to trim the text length of an HTML element based on how many characters you wish to be viewable by the user. With this straightforward and simple code snippet, you'll be able to trim your text and then add an ellipses (...) to the place […]

This simple and straightforward jQuery code snippet can be used to easily create a "scroll to top" effect on any of your pages or projects. If you've not familiar with the scroll to top concept, it basically involves a link or button of some sort that is typically placed in the bottom corner of a […]

Here's a fun, simple, and incredibly useful jQuery that you can probably use on just about every single one of your projects. This snippet uses jQuery to grab the current year and display it wherever you'd like within your webpage. This is a great chunk of code to have on hand. One particularly good use […]

Sometimes, web developers just wanna have fun. If you can relate to this, then you'll probably love this list we put together of 3 of our favorite super fun jQuery plugins that you can add to your projects. They may not be the most useful or practical plugins around, but they sure are fun to […]

One easy way to prevent users from submitting an empty form in a pinch is to conditionally disable the submit button. This might be technically be considered a best practice, but if you're in a rush and don't have the time to write an entire set of validation rules, this is a solution (even if […]