Learning jQuery

It's a really common practice in jQuery to use the dollar sign ($) prefix with your methods, like this: $(document).ready(function(){ $(#myDiv).slideUp(); }) The above code would make the div with the ID #myDiv slide up when the page loads. But that's not the only way to write that function. Sometimes you might see it written […]

Notification bars on top of a page is a feature to display important messages to catch a website visitor’s attention. There are plenty of plugins available to display notification bars, but it’s not advisable to use a jQuery plugins if the same task can be completed via simple jQuery code, as adding a plugin will […]

Sometimes trying to use an extra complicated selector with jQuery can slow your code down a bit. If you're trying to use a selector with multiple classes and IDs, for example, things can get a little slow. A nice jQuery trick to avoid this slowing down of your code is to employ the .find() method […]

jQuery 3.0 is the newest version of jQuery and it’s already out. There are many new features, bug fixes and deprecations of old methods. In this post, find a quick and short summary of some of the newest features and bug fixes. For loop syntax changed jQuery 3.0 introduces new syntax for “for loop”. With […]

We feature a lot of plugins on this site, so chances are if you're looking for a particular type of plugin, you'll be able to find that here. Just in case, the following is some code that will help you convert your jQuery scripts into a plugin that can be used by other developers on […]

We've all seen those handy little "back to top" buttons, the one that usually appear at the bottom of a page once a user starts scrolling that, when clicked, will smoothly return the page back to the top position. Insert the following snippet into your projects to add a back to top button to your […]