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Photobox - CSS3 image gallery modal viewer

Photobox - CSS3 image gallery modal viewer
A lightweight image gallery modal window script which uses only CSS3 for silky-smooth animations and transitions, utilizes GPU rending, which can be completely controlled and themed directly from the CSS. Lightweight! jquery.photobox.js is only 5kb (gziped & minified) Hardware accelerated, CSS3 transitions and animations Mobile friendly Support videos via iframe embedding Stunning UI and user-friendly UX Images & videos can be zoomed using mousewheel Thumbnails can be zoomed using mousewheel Keyboard & mouse navigation. Even using mousewheel left/right ;-) Exposed UX control up to 99%. No need to mess with the source code Observes DOM changes (if images were added/removed) Event-delegation on all thumbnails events (obviously...) Supports: Firefox, Chrome and IE8+ (This plugin has nothing to do with Flickr) Github project page

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Our 50 Favorite Web Development Resources from 2012 Let’s keep it simple: last year, we did a roundup of 50 of the most useful web development resources. Today, we bring to you the 2012 edition, but only better. And what can you expect to find in this years roundup? Pretty much everything a developer could ever need: CSS frameworks & tools, HTML5 resources, JavaScript frameworks & tools, web editors, mock-up tools, application frameworks, responsive layout tools and resources… and on and on. This post does not include any jQuery resources as we published its own round-up last week, you can check it out here Top 50 Useful jQuery Plugins from 2011. CSS Frameworks Base Framework Base is a 12 column 960px grid (max) responsive CSS framework that contains everything you need to get up and running quickly. Bourbon Neat Neat is a simple grid framework built on top of Sass and Bourbon using em units and golden ratios. Kube CSS Framework The Kube Framework is certainly not an overblown responsive CSS framework with multiple layouts and styles. RWD Grid

Animenu - a responsive dropdown navigation made with SASS Check out the Animenu GitHub repository for the updated version of this dropdown navigation concept. I’ve been pretty happy lately to see I’m still receiving a lot of positive feedback on my animated dropdown menu. I found that quite encouraging and I decided to start working on an improved version of it using SASS & Compass. View demo or download the .zip from GitHub Some words on this project Some of the decisions I had to take on this new improved dropdown navigation were on the browser support and number of levels this menu will support. But, this time the accent is put on responsiveness. Browser support The browser support for this dropdown navigation is IE8+, so it uses the new box model triggered by box-sizing: border-box and the shortest clearfix ever. One dropdown level For a better user experience and to avoid usability issues, in my opinion one dropdown level is more than enough for a navigation menu. The markup As you may have guessed, there’s nothing complicated here. Variables

Awesome Bubble Navigation with jQuery In this tutorial we are going to create a bubbly navigation with jQuery. The idea is to have some round navigation icons that release a bubble when hovering over them. We will use the jQuery Easing Plugin for a even nicer effect. Ok, so let’s get started. The Markup The HTML will […] View demoDownload source In this tutorial we are going to create a bubbly navigation with jQuery. Ok, so let’s get started. The Markup The HTML will consist of a main div that we will give the class navigation and the id nav. As an example, we just show the first two items here. Further elements inside of the item element are the image for the bubble, the icon as link element, the heading and the list of links. The CSS Let’s take a look at the styling. Now, we will use absolute positioning for the item: Since we gave the div two classes, we will now define the respective positions for each navigation item. The link elements of the icons will have the following general style: The JavaScript And that’s it!

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