The latest version of the mega drop down menu plugin for both jQuery and WordPress now includes the option to use either “click” or “hover” to activate the sub-menus. With the new click option the menu now stays open until the user either clicks on a link or clicks elsewhere on the screen outside of the sub-menu, offers greater useability. … more
Our earlier post, Quick and Easy jQuery Image Swap has always been popular, so today we are going to use this code to create the ultimate jQuery image swap gallery with just 3 lines of code and 2 lines of CSS.
And here is the jQuery code:
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A great example of how … more
In our last menu tutorial we looked at creating a custom style sheet for the mega drop down menu plugin. Today we are going to go through the jQuery Vertical Mega Menu Plugin and how we can use the plugin’s built in CSS classes combined with the inherent WordPress menu classes to create a completely customised menu.
The sample … more
Based on recent feedback we have decided to launch the latest update to our jQuery vertical accordion menu plugin for WordPress. The latest version (2.4) now includes the option to auto-expand the accordion menu according to the users current page/post.
This now greatly enhances the WordPress accordion menu by automatically following the inherent WordPress menu system for tracking the users … more
We have had several comments regarding problems using Cufon text with the jQuery Vertical Acccordion Menu plugin. This latest update to the plugin now allows you to use Cufon fonts with the accordion menu, starting with version 2.3.
Update the accordion plugin via your plugin admin panel or click to download version 2.3.
Updated September 26th 2011
The jQuery Slick Menu plugin creates sticky, sliding menus from any custom WordPress menu available with WordPress 3.0. Using this plugin you can add links/menus for items that you want to highlight and always be available for your users.
The plugin can handle multiple slick menus on each page and the location of each widget menu … more
With the custom WordPress menus available with WordPress 3.0 there are inherent systems that allow us to identify which is the current menu item and it’s parent links. Unfortunately these aren’t very obvious and going through the source code to pick them out can be a nightmare.
Today we are going to highlight a few of these classes and demonstrate … more
The latest update to the jQuery Vertical Accordion Menu plugin for WordPress now offers the option of adding a count of the number of links under each parent menu item.
For multi-level menus this offers improved useability and provides a visual indication of the options available to the user.
To enable this option just check the “Show Count” box in … more
Today we are going to look at using jQuery to create a “live search” feature for your website. With just a few lines of code and a single text input box you can add a text filter to any site content.
For the tutorial we will create a search feature for our blog comments, although the same function can easily … more
In today’s tutorial we are going to go through how to create your own CSS file for the WordPress Mega drop down menu plugin and with just a few additional CSS styles, fully customise your navigation to create more exciting and unique menus.
The objective of the tutorial will be to create a complete set of CSS rules … more
