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15 Top jQuery Chart Plugins for Developers

Graphics in programs like Photoshop can be created both statistically and dynamically. Creating graphics using statistical methods is a bit difficult when compared to dynamical methods. Here are the few jQuery chart plugins that will help you generate charts or tables: 1. Dynatable.js Dynatable is a interactive table plugin that uses HTML5, jSON and jQuery. […]
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Top 15 jQuery Plugins for Website Designers

jQuery is the first choice for website designers because it is simple to use and has plenty of benefits and features. jQuery plugins enhance the front-end user experience to an entire new level. With jQuery , designers can change the font style, borders, background images, color contrast, and add animations, music or videos. Here are the […]
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Top 10 Best jQuery Image Slider Plugins

jQuery plugins are becoming more and more useful with their superb features. Most of the plugins are available for free and tutorials are available to learn more about them. Websites are presentations of images to tell a story and to add to this it is very important to display images slideshow or gallery in CSS3. […]
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Latest jQuery Plugins to Use in WordPress

jQuery are meant for reducing the time of web designing and giving more output. They are simple, concise and fast Java scripts to handle all work on website development. You can add various features and attributes on the page using various small jQuery. There is a whole huge group of developers which keep coming up […]
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Using jQuery’s .pushStack() for reusable DOM traversing methods

The .pushStack() method has been in jQuery since before version 1.0, but it hasn’t received a whole lot of attention outside of core developers and plugin authors. While its usefulness may not be immediately apparent, it can come in really handy in some situations, so I’d like to take a quick look at what it […]
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Using jQuery’s Data APIs

In the beginning (well, beginning with jQuery 1.2.3 in early 2008) there was the jQuery.data() API. It offers a way to associate JavaScript data — strings, numbers, or any object — with a DOM element. As long as you manipulate the DOM element with jQuery, the library ensures that when the DOM element goes away, […]
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