Hide Email Address From Spam Harvesters with JQuery
I used to scramble email addresses embedded into web pages so the spam harvesters wouldn’t snag them by searching the source code for the mailto: tag. Then I came across this great and simple way of using JQuery’s Ajax functionality to do the trick.
Read MoreCSS and JQuery Zebra Stripes
Looking for an easy way to create that striped look for your tables? Plus, add a little excitement with some hover effects? Well, here’s a quick example of how easy that is to do with a bit of CSS, HTML and good ‘ol JQuery!
Read MoreMega Web Buttons Pack #1
This awesome set of highly usable icon styled buttons is powered by JQuery and free! I came across this great article showing how to create the rollover effects and the proper way to implement these into your design.
Read MoreJQuery Toggle Panel
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Sometimes we’re convinced that certain special effects we see in web pages are some sort of cult voodoo and appear mysterious. The ‘slide toggle’ effect is one of those. We’re going to show you just how easy it is to use this cool feature for revealing hidden content.
Read MoreUsing JQuery’s Ajax Functions
AJAX methods can be way over used but at the same time can provide a great way to consolidate related content into a confined space. JQuery provides an easy way to use their AJAX functionality with some simple code and, of course, the JQuery library. Here’s a simple example.
Read MoreRecent Ajax Projects
Two recent projects involved extensive use of Ajax for displaying content. One of the great features about using Ajax is the ability to pull in external pages that can be pre-formatted with any time of content into the containing div using a common menu. Here are examples of how we’ve deployed Ajax in different ways to assist with the navigation of client websites:
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