Woork Up. Create a Realistic Hover Effect With jQuery « Blog and Web Design Portfolio of Adrian Pelletier. For one of the projects I’m currently working on with Rareview, we wanted to add a rising hover effect to a set of icon links.
Using jQuery’s animate effect, I experimented with icons that have reflections and others with shadows. Here is a demo with two examples: The HTML and CSS are both straightforward and have a structure and style common to many web navigations and menus (for the sake of post length, I’m not including HTML/CSS code examples here but you are free to snoop around in the demo or view the files in the download below). In a nutshell, the JS appends the reflection/shadow to each <li>, then animates the position and opacity of these elements and the icon links on hover. I’ve added .stop() to eliminate any queue buildup from quickly mousing back and forth over the navigation. Please note, for the purposes of this quick demo, I did not bother including support for IE6. View Demo or Download Update 06/01/2009: I updated the shadow example so that it has more of a bounce to it. › Webstandard-Blog - Webdesign und Webentwicklung. 5 Ways to Create Engaging Blog Content. Magical Sign-up Page with jQuery and CSS.
Always simple registration page helps to increase more sign-ups.
This post about magical and interesting registration page with jQuery and CSS. Use this and enrich your web project sign-up page.Take a look at live demo Download Script Live Demo <script type="text/javascript" src=" libs/jquery/1.3.0/jquery.min.js"></script><script type="text/javascript"> $(function() { $(".buttons").click(function() {var id = $(this).attr("id");if(id=='step1') { $("#step1").remove(); $("#box2").slideDown(300); $("#step2").slideDown(300); }else if(id=='step2') { $("#step2").remove(); $("#box3").slideDown(300); $("#step3").slideDown(300); } else { $("#main").slideUp('slow',function() {$("#main").remove();}); $("#thank").html("Thank You"); } return false; HTML Code Contains Simple html code $(".buttons").click(function(){}- buttons is the class name of registration button.
Step 1 <input type="submit" class="buttons" id="step1" value=" Registration "/> step2 <input type="submit" class="buttons" id="step2" step 3 #box1. ComputerZen.com - Scott Hanselman - Scott Hanselman's 2005 Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List. Elegant ScrollPanes with jQuery and CSS3. Some day ago I twittered a link about TweetTab a nice on-line service (similar to Monitter) to monitor in real time Twitter trends and custom searches.
I like the design of TweetTab, clean and simple and I like in particular scrollpane used in each search tab. Take a look at this screenshot of TweetTab for a preview of the scrollpane used: Some readers of woork asked to me how to implement that kind of scrollpane in their web projects. This is very simple using jSrcollPane, a jquery plugin which allows you to replace the browsers default vertical scrollbars on any block level element with an overflow:auto style.I prepared a simplified version ready to reuse in your project using jQuery and some lines of CSS3 code.
You can download the source code here . Step 1. <p> ... <p> elements are contained into the div with id="section-scroll". .scroll-pane { width: 400px;height: 250px;overflow:auto; It's important set a fixed height and the property overflow to "auto". $(function(){ Step 2. Tech blogs.