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25+ jQuery Drop Down Menus, CSS Multi Level Drop Down Menu | DHTML & Javascript | Online News & Entertainment_

• Posted by muhammadfj
• 2 days ago
• in Javascript

There are lots of Drop Down Menus already out there. but I wanted to try to do something slightly different by making this post. In this post you can fine Excellent Collection of jQuery Drop Down Menus with stunning visual effects and animations, Unlimited Drop Down Menus levels, Fully cross-browse

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25 Amazing and Fresh jQuery Plugins - Speckyboy Design Magazine_

• Posted by TetrisSmalls
• 5 days ago
• in Javascript

Keeping up with the new jQuery plugin releases and developments sometimes feels like a full-time job! Every other day something new and better crops up that catches the eye and you think yourself “Wow, that looks good, I could use that!“.

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7 ‘Scroll to Top’ jQuery Solutions_

• Posted by NetKit
• 11 days ago
• in Javascript

In this post you will find seven jQuery solutions which allow your visitors to smoothly scroll right to the top of a page, making your website more user friendly.

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Expandable Drop Down Ticker_

• Posted by georgedd
• 31 days ago
• in Javascript

Quite possibly the only ticker of its kind out there, Expandable Drop Down Ticker brings together the best of two worlds to create a ticker that can be viewed both sequentially and simultaneously. A drop down menu is automatically generated out of snippets of the ticker contents to let the user nav

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JavaScript + CSS + DOM Magic_

• Posted by thedesigner
• 66 days ago
• in Javascript

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Forms, usability, and the W3C DOM_

• Posted by thedesigner
• 67 days ago
• in Javascript

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Visibone Javascript Card / Javascript Foldouts_

• Posted by thedesigner
• 67 days ago
• in Javascript

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The Pinball Effect_

• Posted by thedesigner
• 69 days ago
• in Javascript

Fitts’ Law says that the time it takes to acquire a target is, in part, a function of the size of the target. Make your links eminently clickable with Adam Khan’s Pinball Effect—thanks to just a bit of CSS, the DOM, and JavaScript.

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Preparing for Widescreen_

• Posted by thedesigner
• 69 days ago
• in Javascript

You can’t ignore them anymore—Web users with high-resolution widescreen monitors are no longer a trifling group. And to them, your 800×600-proof layouts are floating in an ocean of white space. Find out how to take advantage of screen real estate when you’ve got it—with

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Web Presentation Patterns_

• Posted by thedesigner
• 69 days ago
• in Javascript

What can a design pattern from the early 70s do for you? Learn how abstracting your Web application development problems with time-tested software development patterns can help you write logical, reusable application code.