Archive for the ‘CSS’ Category

Need a super light weight syntax highlighter for jQuery? This is it, jQuery Litelighter. It’s extremely small, and very easy to use and extend. It has a fully functional api. It comes with two themes built in, and 4 languages: Javascript, Html, CSS, and Generic C-like syntax for C, C++, PHP, Java, etc. A ColdFusion [...]

jQuery Powertable is a jQuery plugin to help spice up your tables. Of course there are a lot of table plugins, but this plugin gives you all the power, yet stays out of the way for you to style. Complete with a full api to remotely manage your table, you can manage from within the [...]

The avid Impromptu enthusiast will be much pleased with the advancement of using events. Not only does 4.0 bring more events, it also brings better events. First and foremost I must point out there is a change to the state’s submit parameters. The first parameter is now an jQuery.Event, followed by the original 3 parameters [...]

This is HOT! You have a new website, which is a bit complex. You’re afraid your users don’t understand where all the features and functionality is located. What do you do? You give them a quick tour of the site! Impromptu can now position itself per “state”. If you’re unfamiliar with states check out the [...]

I was pretty amazed when I first saw Impress.js. It’s ability to take a very simple html page and use transformations to create a presentation phenomenal. This plays right in to the hands of developers who want to create something snazzy, but do not have the video experience to do so. It is also probably [...]