Create Blinking Text Without Using a Plugin

There are tons of jQuery plugins available for any kind of text animation. But the use of jQuery plugin should depend on what are you trying to achieve. One should be very careful while using any jQuery plugin as it comes with some bandwidth. Your website needs to download extra kilo bytes when it's viewed […]
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jQuery.parseJSON vs JSON.parse

JSON.parse() and jQuery.parseJSON(), both are used to parse a JSON string and returns resulting JavaScript value or object described by the string. jQuery.parseJSON() is available only when jQuery library is used where JSON.parse() is JavaScript's standard built-in JSON object method. So the question is if jQuery library is used, then which one should be used […]
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3 Best jQuery Video Gallery Plugins

Do you have a lot of videos that you'd like to embed or neatly display on a site? Creating a video gallery can be done really easily using a jQuery plugin. The following plugins are perfect to use to display a lot of videos in gallery form -- whether you're putting together a film portfolio or […]
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5 Top jQuery Button Plugins

Looking for cool, different ways to style your buttons? With customizable colors, shapes, and hover effects, the styling possibilities are seemingly endless, and choosing how to design your buttons and input fields can sometimes be overwhelming. If you don't want or don't have time to deal with big styling decisions but still want your buttons […]
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Snippets: Disable Scroll Using jQuery

Most developers probably wouldn't want to disable scroll on their pages, but of course, there are always exceptions to any rule, and there are a number of reasons that scroll may need to be disabled. It could be for design or functionality reasons, or it could just be the result of a click event or […]
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Using the jQuery .load() Method

jQuery's .load() method is used to load data from a server (from a directory within your domain) and then place the loaded data into your selected element. The load method syntax looks a lot like many of the other commonly used jQuery methods, except that it can take a lot more parameters than your standard jQuery […]
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