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Get flash to fully experience Pearltrees
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firebug
jQuery Translation Plugin Uses Google Translate API
Fancybox | Fancy lightbox alternative
What's new Version 2 is completely rewritten with new features and updated graphics. Notable changes Extendable using helpers Responsive (try resizing window while fancyBox is open) Integrated slideshow New gallery transitions Uses CSS3 (shadows, round corners) Updated plugin options (not compatible with previous versions) Now licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0Click here for the new version of this plugin This is my first jQuery plugin. I wrote several jQuery scripts but never made a real plugin just because I was I afraid of it’s complexity.
jQuery plugin - Easy Image or Content Slider
Plunging into the sea of jQuery plugins – Part I
Introduction This plugin allows you to easily animate any series of elements, by sequentially scrolling them.
jQuery.SerialScroll
CrossSlide - A jQuery plugin to create pan and cross-fade animations
37 Phenomenal jQuery Plugins and Demos for Developers : Speckyboy Design Magazine
Slide-In Contact FormHover above and feel for yourself, the nifty effect of Lava Lamp. What you just experienced is nothing but the LavaLamp menu packaged as a plugin for the amazing jQuery javascript library .
Ganesh » Blog Archive » LavaLamp for jQuery lovers!
Gradient jQuery plugin | Programming blog
jgrowl
I released a small updated to jGrowl today that fixes an issue when triggering the shutdown method (thank you Joana for reporting it!), basically the multi-notification closer would be left behind (though not visible) and remain in limbo. The fix cleans out all nodes in the container emptying it completely out upon shutdown.Update: I’ve released an updated version of this code which is more flexible. Please check it out . I’ve just discovered jQuery which is an awesome JavaScript library.
Switch stylesheets with jQuery | kelvinluck.com
22 Firefox 3 Plugins Web Designers Can’t Live Without
Mozilla Firefox has always been considered a “user-friendly” browser, but with all the customizable extensions, it has become probably the most “developer-friendly” browser as well.Safari users have been enjoying the search-as-you-type extension Inquisitor for a long time, and now Firefox users can, too . Although it was originally developed independently for Safari by David Watanabe (creator of apps like Acquistion and Newsfire), it was acquired by Yahoo! back in May. Apparently, that resulted in a preview of a Firefox version, which seems to work just as well as its Safari counterpart. If you like the idea of instant search results, displayed as you type, give it a try.

