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New jQuery Plugin Released – jQuery Accordion Menu

We have now launched the jQuery accordion menu plugin used to create the WordPress accordion menu widget plugin.

The jquery plugin has several features, which make it very easy to create fully functional vertical accordion menus from standard HTML nested lists. Options built into the plugin include:

  • Option to use either hover or click to activate menu
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Random Password Generator Using jQuery

Today’s jQuery post is a useful piece of code that you can add onto your registration forms for creating random passwords using only jQuery. The benefit of providing this system is that it generates stronger passwords than most people would create for themselves so offers extra security for critical applications.

See Random Password Demo Download the source code

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jQuery Plugin – Drill Down Menu

Following the release of our new WordPress plugin – jQuery Drill Down iPod Menu Widget we have now also set up the jQuery plugin code that was used to create the WordPress widget.

Drill down menus are perfect for arranging and managing complex nested menus in compact and fixed sized areas and provide excellent useability where standard drop down menus … more

WordPress Tutorial – Adding A Widget Area To Your Theme Files

Following up to the 2 recent WordPress menu plugins we launched we thought we should do a quick tutorial on how to add a widget area to your WordPress theme.

Both of the plugins, the jQuery Mega Menu and the jQuery Vertical Accordion Menu use widget areas as a quick and easy way to add custom menus to your WordPress … more

Create An Image Preloader For Image Swap Using jQuery

The following tutorial takes one of our earlier code snippets and improves it by adding a function to preload images.

The Quick and Easy jQuery Image Swap function offers a very simple way of implementing image change on hover for buttons, links, etc (see earlier post for more info). One problem however is that the first time the active image … more

Create Your Own jQuery AJAX Form Submit With Validation

For today’s tutorial we are going to do something a little more interesting and take several jQuery functions, which have been covered in our previous posts and combine them to create our own form submit process, which will be able to handle all of the forms in our projects.

This is a good exercise to see how various components/snippets can … more

Setting Equal Heights of Floated Elements Using jQuery

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As a web designer you are bound to come across the problem of how to handle unequal heights of floated elements, especially when it comes to layouts for online stores:

Without Resizing

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Whilst many ecommerce/content management systems will automatically create standard thumbnails or you can use CSS to limit the height of the thumbnail shown sometimes it is … more

jQuery Tutorial Demos

I have now added a list of all of the available jQuery tutorial demos so far, including demos and links for the jQuery plugins. So if you are looking for some quick tips take a look at:

jQuery Tutorial Demos

Light-Weight jQuery Animated Slider

Today’s tutorial is a brief look at the jQuery animate function and how this can be used to create a very quick and easy content slider from an unordered list and a few lines of jQuery.

Whilst there are a lot of plugins out there for creating slick jQuery sliders sometimes all you need is a few lines a code … more

Add Default Text To Form Fields Using jQuery

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The following code snippet is a handy jQuery function that will allow you to add default text to any form input text field using the element’s title attribute.

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1. The HTML – Form With Text Inputs

So, in the above example we have created a very basic form with 3 text input fields and a submit … more

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