Promin is a jQuery plugin that allows you to break forms into smaller chunks. It looks very nice and it comsumes less space. Your form requires little modification, so even if JavaScript is turned off or Promin fails to deliver, your form won’t break. It has been tested on several browsers on desktops, tablets and phones. So far, everything seems to work like a charm.
Requirements: jQuery Framework
Demo: http://www.timseverien.nl/promin/
License: License Free
Hashslider v2 is a jquery-based slider that does what the most jquery-sliders do, but adds a hashtag to the window location, so you can link to any content / position of the slider.
The content can now be loaded from an extern .html-file what makes the performance much better, even when you have dozen of slides. The slider also works now in a “loop”. The hashslider v2 is released under the DBAD public license.
Requirements: jQuery Framework
Demo: http://mhuegel.de/lab/hashslider/
License: DBAD Public License
S Gallery is a Responsive jQuery Gallery Plugin with CSS3 Animations. It makes use of HTML5’s FullScreen API, and relies heavily on CSS3 animations goodness and CSS3 transforms, so it will work only in browsers that support these features.
It has a neat feature: exiting the slideshow mode back to the grid view mode, the last image which was active in the slideshow mode “returns back” to its position in the grid view, thus the user knows where they have stopped and what images are left in the gallery that they haven’t maybe browsed. This is a neat feature which serves as a brain cue and thus is a nice and positive UX-aware touch.
Requirements: jQuery or Zepto Framework
Demo: http://sarasoueidan.com/blog/s-gallery-responsive-jquery-gallery…
License: Creative-Commons Attribution Non-Commercial License
Loda Button is a simple jQuery plugin animates the button’s icon as the data are being fetched from the server. The classes loda-btn and loda-icon are used by the plugin to style the button. The styling is quite simple and done in loda-button.css. The animation is created using CSS3’s animation, transitions and transforms, which are supported by Chrome, Firefox, Opera, and IE10.
Requirements: jQuery Framework
Demo: http://lugolabs.com/blog/2013/06/23/loda-button
License: License Free
It’s easy to take the “masking†of passwords for granted. This practice increases login failures while providing little-to-no security benefit. Life’s too short to waste time re-typing passwords.
Hide/show Password plugin lets you easily hide and reveal the contents of a password input field. The coolest part about this plugin is the “innerToggle†option. When true, it will create a nifty hide/show control you can style as you like. It even maintains the input focus when tapped in a touch browser.
Requirements: jQuery or Zepto Framework
Demo: http://cloudfour.github.io/hideShowPassword/
License: License Free
Tabulous.js is a jQuery tabs module for todays web. Tabulous.js can be used with any contents you choose in the tabs and it couldn’t be more simpler to use.
Simply include jQuery and the tabulous.css and tabulous.js files before <head> section. Once you have created your tabs you can initiate the plugin with $(‘#tabs’).tabulous(). You can customize the effects with options like scale, slideLeft, scaleUp and flip.
Requirements: –
Demo: http://git.aaronlumsden.com/tabulous.js/
License: MIT License
MasonJSÂ jQuery Plugin was created to solve a problem with most grid system currently available. Gaps. When using Masonry, Isotope or any of the other grid plugins out there sometimes your grid will contain gaps or ragged edges. Mason was made to fill those gaps in.
MasonJS looks at your grid and finds all of the elements that compose the grid. It creates a matrix of a perfect grid based on the sizes of those elements, and determines where the gaps are by looping over each block in the grid. it then fills in those gaps with filler elements, that you can define or it will duplicate elements in your grid.
Requirements: –
Demo: http://masonjs.com/
License: MIT License
CollagePlus is a plugin for jQuery that will arrange your images to fit exactly within a container. You can define the padding between images, give the images css borders and define a target row height.
CollagePlus relies on all images being loaded before it can calculate the layout. It does not run off image sizes specified in the DOM. If you have image sizes available in the DOM then you’re probably better off calculating the layout server-side (assuming that’s where you got the image sizes from) and writing the result directly to the HTML template you’re generating.
Requirements: jQuery Framework
Demo: http://ed-lea.github.io/jquery-collagePlus/
License: MIT, GPL 2 License
jQuery TourBus is a jQuery tour/walkthrough plugin. It takes more of a toolkit approach than some of the alternatives that try to have focusing elements, auto-progress with timers and indicators and etc.
Start by including the jQuery plugin and base styles on your page, of course. Then we can define some ‘legs’ of our tour. Imagine you have a page with some stuff you want to lead the user through. You’ll find the basics of the leg styles (padding, background color, etc) which you can either edit or override in your own stylesheets.
Requirements: jQuery Framework
Demo: http://ryanfunduk.com/jquery-tourbus/
License: License Free
PopEasy is a light weight jQuery plugin that is a must have for any developer to easily create modal windows. Put focus on important elements by applying a mask to your page and opening a customizable pop up modal window.
To use multiple modals on one page, you must sync the href attribute of the trigger to the id of the div you wish to open. This works the same with transitioning from one open modal to another. Just place a link in the modal you wish to leave with an href attribute matching the id of the next modal.
Requirements: jQuery Framework
Demo: http://thomasgrauer.com/popeasy/
License: License Free
