Merging jQuery Deferreds and .animate() | Learning jQuery
Tips, techniques, and tutorials for the jQuery JavaScript library Editor's Note: This article originally appeared on danheberden.com. jQuery’s .animate() method, and the shorthand methods that use it, are fantastic tools to create animations. Creating animations that link together to achieve a particular effect, and do something specific at the end of the animation, can be a painful, messy task. L
Binding Multiple Events to Reduce Redundancy with Event-Delegation Tooltips | Learning jQuery
Last time I showed how to use event delegation to create a simple tooltip for a huge number of elements without running into the problem of binding an event handler to all of those elements. In this tutorial, I'm going to refine that tooltip script a bit, avoiding some code repetition and fixing a bug that someone pointed out in a comment. For review, here is the final version of the script from t
Working with Events, Part 3: More Event Delegation with jQuery | Learning jQuery
Event delegation, as described in the first article of this series, is a way to take advantage of event bubbling to avoid binding an event listener more than once. jQuery 1.3 and the upcoming jQuery 1.4 have many features that make using event delegation in your web pages easier. The aim of this tutorial is to help you understand how these new features work. From traditional event listening to eve
A Plugin Development Pattern | Learning jQuery
Tips, techniques, and tutorials for the jQuery JavaScript library I've been developing jQuery plugins for quite a while now, and I've become rather comfortable with a particular style of plugin development for my scripts. This article is meant to share the pattern that I've found especially useful for plugin authoring. It assumes you already have an understanding of plugin development for jQuery;
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