Learning jQuery

The jQuery .css() method is an easy way to change the CSS of any HTML element, class, or ID without actually having to edit any of your stylesheets. The syntax for the .css() method is actually quite simple and somewhat similar to how your styles would appear in your stylesheets. If you're using the .css() […]

In this post, find a compiled list of 10 jQuery based emoji plugins to convert text into emoji characters. These plugins can be attached HTML elements like textarea or div with minimal efforts. These plugins can be used to display emoji and for getting feedback. 1. jQuery Emoji jQueryEmoji is a small, simple, scalable and […]

Most developers will probably be able to tell you about how much they dislike working with iFrames. The content within the iFrames can't be accessed with CSS, so if the frame doesn't work with your site's design, if the sizing is off, if you'd like to change the positioning of the content...you're mostly out of […]

Here are 8 handy jQuery code snippets for handling images. These snippets show how to handle broken images, showing loading images when the main image is downloading, preloading images, adding hyperlinks to your images, and changing images extensions. 1. Hide Broken Images If the image path is changed then the image will not load. So […]

There's a really handy .clone() method in jQuery that allows you to copy an HTML element dynamically using a script. This method comes in handy when you want to clone an element after a certain trigger event, like .click() or .hover(). Using the .clone() method is pretty straightforward. Here's what you would need to do […]

Any developer can tell you that code will render differently depending on the browser, which can be a real hindrance to cross-browser compatibility. There are CSS hacks that can be used to determine what browser code is running on, but these can only be used to change styling, not HTML. If you want to dynamically […]