Differentiating the menu item of a current web page from other menu items is pretty important, generally because it enhances user experience as it instantly tells the user exactly which part of the website he is at. There are many different ways to implement this programmatically, but I’ll only explain the jQuery method here. Read more
jQuery is being used by more and more web designers nowadays to create simple animation in web pages. One of the most commonly used effect is the fade in/out effect which is used in image slideshows, button hovers, page loads and more. Read more
One of the many ways to get 100% attention from your website visitors is to interact with them using popups. Nope, not the 90s, ugly, annoying popup but the neat jQuery modal one. And sometimes you wanna automatically fade out that DIV / SPAN popup element in effort to improve user experience, so here’s something you might find useful.
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I was developing a page that for some reason had to use 3 different JavaScript libraries (jQuery, MooTools and Highslide) and got into so much problems. Largely because the different libraries were conflicting with each other. Read more
