jQuery Simple Drop-Down Menu Plugin The peculiarity of this dropdown menu is that these 20 lines of code and absence of various cumbersome mouse events within html code. The HTML code of the menu represents like unordered list (ul-tag) and has no anything extra insertions. Just plain list of the items. The small size script finds this list by ID and then, just hang on the mouse event handlers. Ver
Hello again, it’s time for the comprehensive programming article. Here you’ll find 38 mainly CSS and jQuery dropdown menu or just multi level menus with downloadable files and explanations as well. Mostly they are free. My favorite here is the first pick – Outside the box with a very unique navigation menu (free) and Mega Menu, which is premium. It’s always good to have such reference articles in
Really simple concept today folks! A sidebar that “follows” as you scroll down a page. There are a number of ways to go about it. We’ll cover two: CSS and JavaScript (jQuery) with a bonus CSS trick. View Demo Download Files The easiest way to handle this is just to use CSS fixed positioning. Our sidebar is within a #page-wrap div with relative positioning, so the sidebar will set inside there, t
As I observe other liquid based websites, I see two commonly used techniques on displaying columns, the fixed columns and the liquid columns. There are drawbacks to both that I would like to point out, and later would like to pitch my solution. Fixed Columns The great thing about having fixed columns in a liquid layout, is that it will fill up the view port with as many columns as it can fit. But
A few months ago, James Padolsey introduced a cool greyscale technique for non-IE browsers. His technique inspired me to come up with a workaround with a similar effect. My solution relies on CSS Sprites and a few lines of jQuery, but requires a bit of preparation before it can be implemented. It is not recommended for large scale projects and probably best for displaying portfolio pieces. View De
Update: This concept has been adapted into a full-fledged jQuery plugin. Check it out here. And then read on to learn how this technique is done. Creating equal-height columns with CSS is sometimes a bear. But who needs the hassle of faux columns, “clear” divs and the rest? With this bit of jQuery, you can easily equalize the heights of any group of elements. This technique was born of frustration
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