SlideScreen jQuery Plugin “SlideScreen jQuery Plugin” Documentation by “Paulo Lagoá” v1.0.0 Thank you for purchasing my plugin. If you have any questions that are beyond the scope of this help file, please feel free to email via my user page contact form here. A) Introduction - top SlideScreen is a jQuery plugin that creates a "Before and After" effect from two images with just a few lines of code. You can have multiple instances of the plugin working on a single page and it is touch responsive, which means it will work on mobile devices. This help file will help you get started with SlideScreen and have it up and running in no time. B) Files - top SlideScreen comes with one .js and one .css files, so these should be included in your html for you to use SlideScreen. Below is a list of the files needed for the plugin. The Javascript and CSS calls should include these: Although there's not much CSS to change in SlideScreen there's a CSS file included with some properties for the styling of the separator bar.
Selectize.js Current Value: "awesome,neat" Add and remove items in any order without touching your mouse. Use your left/right arrow keys to move the caret (ibeam) between items. This example is instantiated from a <input type="text"> element (note that the value is represented as a string). Current Value: null This demonstrates two main things: (1) custom item and option rendering, and (2) item creation on-the-fly. The most vanilla of examples. Selectize supports <optgroup> rendering (as of v0.5.0). Current Value: ["CA","WY"] This example only allows 3 items. Current Value: "" A good example of (1) support for international characters (diacritics) and (2) how items are scored and sorted. $('#select-country').selectize(); Current Value: " This demo shows how to integrate third-party data from the GitHub API. This demo shows how to integrate third-party data from the Rotten Tomatoes API. Current Value: "web development,design" drag these items around with your mouse
Create your own jQuery Image Slider - CSS-Plus I originally posted this article on 15 September 2010. This is an updated version. This tutorial is for beginners. Common things that cross my mind before actually jumping into development are: Where are the hidden elements situated? Beneath, on top, next to or behind the visible element? How are they hidden? Is their display set to none? Are they outside of the parent element which is set to overflow: hidden? Are they hidden behind visible element via z-index? All right, enough of that, let’s get started. The HTML Before we create anything, we should try and get an idea of exactly what we are trying to achieve. So let’s turn that into HTML. .gallery-wrap will be the visible area..gallery is the element that contains the list of images..gallery__controls contains the next and previous controls. Generally an image slider would contain more than 2 images but I’ve left out the exact HTML I used in the demo for readability. The CSS The jQuery/Javascript This is where all the fancy tricks take place.
View State Vs. Session State Vs. Application State Introduction There are a number of articles and blogs available about ASP.NET state management. I have tried writing this article for beginners explaining these concepts in simple language and step-by-step. This is a very basic article for beginners that show various state management techniques. Stateless Nature of Web applicationWeb applications run on HTTP protocols and this HTTP protocol is stateless in nature, meaning it does not remember state or retain any state between requests and responses. Web application Processing Whenever a web application is compiled, the entire source code of the project is compiled into an intermediate language and generates an output assembly that is a DLL residing in the bin folder of the project directory. After creation it completes the page life cycle and renders the output as HTML and sends back the HTML output to the browser as a response. Sample Code: Explanation: Various state management techniques A. View State Hidden Field Cookies Control State B. Off
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