Schedule Template A simple template that lets you display events on a timeline, as well as organize them in groups (week days, conference rooms etc…) We’ve come across this web component many times: when we check the schedule of a conference, or the timetable of the classes of our gym. From a web designer perspective, it is handy to have a simple, responsive template to use if you ever need to cre
A jQuery plugin that uses the CSS3 image filters to replicate the tilt-shift effect. This is a proof of concept and currently only works in Chrome & Safari 6. download Download here or go to github. Released under GPL how to use Call the plugin on any collection of images you want by adding the following jQuery: jQuery(document).ready(function() { $('.tiltshift').tiltShift(); }); Parameters on eac
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Google plus given an awesome kick to user experience, specially circles UI animations. I feel it’s great and new definition to have user experience design. I have tried circle rotation animation effect with Jquery and CSS3. Just few lines of code applying CSS styles using jQuery methods like .addClass() and .animation(). Take a look at these live demos with modern brewers. For best result try with
Marketing & SEO A Better Google Analytics AlternativeOur recent migration to GA4 left a lot to be desired and led us to explore for better google analytics alternatives. We tried just about everything out there, including Plausible, Fathom, and several others, all with their own pros and cons. The biggest hurdles were: limited features and higher costs.… CSS offers an array of tools that, when use
Dynamic PNG shadow position & opacity with jQuery by Daniel Kurdoghlian The Source Code Below you can see the magic interesting part of my script: function moveShadow(){ lightX = parseInt(lightbulb.offset().left) + lightCenterX; lightY = parseInt(lightbulb.offset().top) + lightCenterY; logoX = parseInt(logo.offset().left) + logoCenterX; logoY = parseInt(logo.offset().top) + logoCenterY; distanceX
As you might know already, I'm not a big fan of animations that are added in CSS3. Yet, several people on Twitter told me why they really like the feature. At that point, I wanted to play around with it too. At the same time, I wanted to see if those animations with CSS3 could be created with jQuery too (especially for those browser that don't support CSS3 animations yet). So today, I present you
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