Learning jQuery

Automatic scrolling is a feature that causes a web page to scroll down automatically at a predetermined and configurable rate. This is quite a useful feature for websites that contain long articles, posts or some other lengthy web content. This feature saves users from having to scroll the page using their mouse or keyboard. In […]

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 […]

CSS isn't really a very dynamic or flexible language, but with the help of jQuery, it's easy to make certain styles dynamic and changeable with just a few simple lines of code. What follows are 3 really useful and easy ways to manipulate CSS classes using jQuery. Check for Class In jQuery, there's a built […]

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 […]

Errors are part and parcel for code. That being said, they can certainly result in a very bad user experience, especially if errors are not handled properly. Every code becomes perfect or bug free after a couple rounds of testing and fixing errors. Client side errors are difficult to handle, as most of the time […]