10 jQuery plugins for manipulating images
This time, I want to list some jQuery plugins that work with images or manipulate images some how. I didn’t consider scripts for slide shows or image viewer.
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10 jQuery plugins for showing image gallery
An image gallery is part of the modern web 2.0 design. There are many ways to show it. For eg: thumbnail listing of images – clicking will show the corresponding large image in an overlay div – like lightbox. The other method is, list images inline – no popups.
Here I’ve listed 10 jQuery plugins which can be used for this type of gallery. All these plugins can show images with some transition effects. I didn’t consider lightbox like (popup) scripts. But you may be interested in the following articles.
Accessible news slider for jQuery
It is a good plugin which follows the accessibility requirements outlined by WCAG 1.0
Features
- Very light weight (2kb packed)
- Follows accessibility standards
- Customizable animation speed
- Number of elements shown at a time can be customized
- Customizable skins
How to make your forms better with jQuery?
Say “Good Bye!” to the old, plain looking forms. Using jQuery we can create more interactive and stylish forms. What we need to do is, replace form fields that are difficult to style. jQuery provides lot of plugins which can imitate the behavior of these fields.
Then we need to add some interactivity to forms using auto complete, dynamic validation etc.
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jQuery Impromptu – alert and confirm replacement with form support
jQuery Impromptu is an extention to help provide a more pleasant way to spontaneously prompt a user for input. More or less this is a great replacement for an alert, prompt, and confirm. Not only does it replace these but it also allows for creating forms within these controls. This is not intended to be a modal replacement, just a quick tool to prompt user input in a fashionable way.
This is a good plugin to replace alert() and confirm() methods using callback functions. Fully stylabe using CSS. Lots of examples are shown in the site. Read more
