Chosen: jQuery plugin for better select boxes

28Jan

Chosen: jQuery plugin for better select boxes

Chosen allows you to enhance HTML <select> elements using JavaScript to add multiple select, autocomplete and more.

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Tags: javascript, user interface

16Nov

Web Design Resources – November 2011

It’s been a little quiet here lately, but here’s our monthly digest of web design tools, resources, articles and inspiration for November 2011.

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Tags: free font, HTML 5, javascript, resources, showcase, typeface, wordpress themes

1Sep

Best web design resources of August 2011

It’s resource time and here’s the August round up that left a plethora of responsive and HTML5 resources, like a responsive grid with golden proportions, HTML5 Boilerplate 2, fluid width videos, images and even responsive sliders. Read on!

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Tags: css3, HTML 5, javascript, mobile, open source, responsive design, wordpress themes

2Aug

in WordPress

Saving custom fields in quick or bulk edit mode in WordPress

One of the most cool features when managing WordPress posts, is the ability to batch edit multiple posts at once or quickly edit one post to perform a simple task such as adding a tag. Learn how to extend WordPress’ Quick Edit and Bulk Edit to retrieve and save the value of your custom fields.

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Tags: custom post types, javascript, tutorials

27Jul

in minipost

Masonry CSS3: dynamic grid layout

Masonry CSS3 is the counterpart of the well known jQuery plugin and relies on CSS 3 columns. Check the demo on the home page of Radu’s site.

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Tags: css3, javascript, resources

15Jun

in jQuery

Slide upwards in jQuery using slideDown()

The first time you stumble upon it, it’s a bit confusing that the slideDown and slideUp functions in jQuery only allow you to slide an element downwards. However, we can use them to slide an element upwards with just a little bit of CSS and without adding any extra jQuery code.

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Tags: development, javascript, user interface

20Jan

in minipost

Impact: HTML5 + JS game engine

Impact is a game engine built on HTML 5 canvas element with JavaScript.

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Tags: HTML 5, javascript

5Jan

in jQuery

Best jQuery Tutorials in ILC in 2010

Now that 2010 is over, it’s nice to look back and see how many things you’ve learned on the last year. In order to start stretching those muscles for 2011, here’s a review of the most interesting jQuery tutorials featured in ilovecolors during 2010.

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Tags: javascript, plugin, tutorials, usability, user experience

28Dec