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jQuery Form Framework - jFormer

jQuery Form Framework - jFormer

Changer le style de la page à la volée avec le plugin JQuery Style Switcher Le plugin JQuery Style Switcher (par Kevinluck) permet, comme son nom l’indique, de changer le style de la page. Le plugin donne donc la possibilité de changer la feuille de style attachée à la page sans aucun rechargement de la page. Il est donc facile de mettre en place des liens pour permettre à l’utilisateur de sélectionner le style qu’il veut. Le plugin se permet même de créer un cookie pour enregistrer le style préféré du visiteur pour l’afficher par défaut lors de la prochaine visite ! voir la demo de JQuery Style Switcher La mise en place du plugin JQuery est très simple. <a href="#" rel="style" class="styleswitch">style 1</a><a href="#" rel="style2" class="styleswitch">style 2</a> Il n’y a rien de plus à faire, le plugin s’occupe de tout ! Pas encore de billet sur le même sujet ! Cette entrée a été publiée dans JQuery, avec comme mot(s)-clef(s) plugin JQuery, styleswitcher.

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JLabel - Pré-remplissez vos inputs via leur label avec style JLabel est un plugin JQuery qui vous permet de pré-remplir vos inputs avec style via le texte de vos balises labels. Avec ce plugin, vos labels apparaissent directement dans les champs auquels ils sont associés. Lorsque l'internaute clique sur un champ, le label s'efface progressivement pour lui permettre d'entrer du texte. Grâce à ce plugin, on comprend directement à quoi correspondent les inputs et quelles informations on doit entrer. Attention: ce plugin ne pré-rempli pas à proprement parlé vos champs textes, c'est juste un effet qui fait apparaitre vos labels sur vos champs, et non une valeur (value) attribuée par défaut. Code: Côté code, rien de bien compliquer, il faut bien entendu inclure le plugin dans votre page html, puis déclarer quel élément sera soumis au plugin via son id, sa class ou encore son type de champ: 1. Enfin, vous pouvez configurer l'effet lorsque l'on clique dessus, comme sa transparence ou sa vitesse d'effacement : Un plugin simple et efficace ! Site officiel

jQuery forms, 100 best 5 years ago, web developers and most programmers were forced to do tons of things in order to program accordingly a website, from the basic layout to defining all the different variables and actions that give life to the site. Developers often utilized JavaScript in some part of the process to facilitate the construction of many different webpages; though JS definitely helped out developers, there were still a lot of things that made them consume dozens of time and achieve minimal results. But since the debut of the powerful framework jQuery, things changed forever. jQuery can be used for many things, from developing fancy animations to simply spice up ordinary designs that were previously difficult to do. jQuery was created with the specific purpose of enhance the standard JavaScript faculties and help designers and developers generate prettier interfaces and web elements without spending hours working with code. Our top selection jFormer – Added April 29 / 2011 Niceforms FormBox SheepIt!

jQuery simplyScroll - Logicbox Jump to: [Features] [Examples] [Download] [Configuration] This product is no longer supported! It was originally created in 2008 and web technology and processing speeds have increased to the point where this scrolling technique is no longer necessary. Please use something else! simplyScroll is a scroll-tastic jQuery plugin that can animate (scroll) content either automatically or manually, horizontally or vertically, backwards or forwards. New Features in v2 Auto-scroll in either direction RTL support, normalises browser RTL scroll implementations Touch support Now automatically supports unequal sized elements in loop mode Pause/play button option Features Supports scrolling horizontally and vertically both forwards and backwards Uses DOM ScrollTop/ScrollLeft for optimal performance Supports looped scrolling (infinite effect) Fully customisable via CSS & HTML Supports jQuery 1.2.6 and higher (tested up to 1.7.1) Works on all major browsers (including IE6/7!) Examples Download Configuration

jQuery Ketchup Plugin - Documentation Ketchup is a small (3.4KB minified & gzipped) jQuery Plugin that helps you to validate your forms. Out of the box it has 18 basic validations and a bubble like style. But truly this Plugin wants to be hacked to fit your needs. Easily write your own validations and overwrite/extend the default behaviour. Bubbles are not for everyone... Default Behavior If you like the style of the bubbles and all validations you need are already included you can get this Plugin up and running like so: Your HTML Header Include the default stylesheet (located in . <! Your HTML By default Ketchup checks the data-validate attribute of form fields if it can find matching validations. Your Javascript Just call ketchup() on your form, voilà. $('#default-behavior').ketchup(); Declare fields to validate in the call In last version Ketchup checked the class attribute for validations... which was not everyones taste because class should be used for defining CSS classes. Validate on different events Included Validations

jQuery Fundamentals A Simple jQuery Slideshow In the interest of following jQuery’s motto of “writing less and doing more,” let’s write a simple slideshow using jQuery, JavaScript and a bit of CSS. Download the complete slideshow hereRead the FAQs For starters, our main goal should be keeping the markup as clean as possible: Now let’s use CSS to position the images on top of each other and bring the active image to the top level with z-index: Due to absolute positioning, we need to define the height of the slideshow DIV. For the slideshow animation we are going to switch between each photo at a set rate. function slideSwitch() { var $active = $('#slideshow IMG.active'); var $next = $active.next(); $next.addClass('active'); $active.removeClass('active'); } $(function() { setInterval( "slideSwitch()", 5000 ); }); Here we set a JavaScript interval to call slideSwitch() every 5 seconds. Next we should incorporate a fade animation. We start by applying the ‘last-active’ class we defined earlier.

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