jQuery Flip! is a small jQuery plugin that lets you do exactly as the title says. Flip boxes. It takes four parameters: Direction (which way to flip the box), bgcolor (the initial color before flipping), color (the color of the box after fliping and speed (duration of the animation). Flip seems to be working on all [...]

... of our blog. Whenever you start to type in the name of a previous commenter on our blog and then hit tab, his full name will magically appear. Download & Docs: You can download & read about the jac plugin at the Debuggable Scraps repository as usual. Usage is as simple as it gets. The code for powering the input box on our blog looks as simple as this: javascript $('#comment-box').jac({items: ' ...

The "seekAttention" plugin gracefully get's your users attention by fading out a definable area but leaving the target element (the element which is seeking attention) un-faded and thereby focusing the users attention on it. The definable area (to be called "container" from this point forward) can be the entire page or any element which surrounds the [...]

The data grid above is a jQuery plugin jTPS that creates a table you can sort and page through, using nice animations, all via a simple call out: PLAIN TEXT JAVASCRIPT:   $(document).ready(function () { $('#TABLETOCONTROL').initTable( {perPages:[5,12,15,50,'ALL']} ).controlTable(); });  

One-Click Upload is a jQuery plugin that replaces the standard file input element, allowing you to use any link, image or element to be used for the purpose of bringing up the "file browse" dialogue. It completes the upload behind the scenes without refreshing the page, making it less obtrusive and easier to style than a standard upload form.

A lot of web apps these days involve images. Twitter, Gravatar, Facebook, you name it. For avatars, sharing photos, or whatever, user-submitted images are a big part of the modern web. Now, suppose you're building a web app, and you want to allow a user to upload an image of a certain size or aspect ratio [...]