Create a page flip effect with HTML5 canvas. Better Check Boxes with jQuery and CSS. Better Check Boxes with jQuery and CSS. Martin Angelov In this short tutorial, we will be creating a replacement for the default browser checkboxes in the form of a simple jQuery plugin.
It will progressively enhance your forms but at the same time fall back to the default controls if JavaScript is unavailable. The first step is to lay down the structure of the underlying HTML document. We will need a form with checkboxes which we will later be replacing with their enhanced jQuery versions. index.html <! The main container element – the #page div, holds our form.
Notice the HTML5 data attributes, specified on some of the labels. And here is the markup of our replacement checkboxes: <span class="tzCheckBox checked"><span class="tzCBContent">ON</span><span class="tzCBPart"></span></span> When our plugin is called, it will loop through the checkboxes, and insert the HTML code you can see above after each one, while at the same time hiding the original.
Checkbox Replacements Explained Now lets move on to the styling. jQuery Conclusion. "Select All" JavaScript for Forms Posting to an Array. The problem that led to this snippet of code was that when posting from a form to a PHP script, you may sometimes want to have several fields with the same name and different values.
For example, you might want people to be able to tick boxes to indicate which cities they have been to from a list. You would normally add "[]" to the name of the field inputs, like so: <input type="checkbox" name="cities[]" value="London"> London<input type="checkbox" name="cities[]" value="Paris"> Paris<input type="checkbox" name="cities[]" value="Berlin"> Berlin<input type="checkbox" name="cities[]" value="Madrid"> Madrid<input type="checkbox" name="cities[]" value="Rome"> Rome. 20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Web.
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