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Firediff is a Firebug extension that tracks changes to a pages DOM and CSS. Change Tracking Firediff implements a change monitor that records all of the changes made by firebug and the application itself to CSS and the DOM. This provides insight into the functionality of the application as well as provide a record of the changes that were required to debug and tweak the page’s display. In addition
jquery.fitimage - jQuery plugin to fit images You're loading images with unknown width and height, but don't want to stretch the images with wrong aspect ratio. This plugin swaps the images with a placeholder to load, preloads the actual image in the background, calculate the size and assign proper margins to fit the image with given width and height. Usage: <script src="jquery.fitimage.js"></scri
This is an outdated version! Supersized has been moved and updated to a more permanent home at the official Supersized project page. Check there for the latest release notes and features! If you are interested in this specific legacy version, you can download it here for now. Features Resizes images to fill browser while maintaining image dimension ratio No extra whitespace, no scrollbars – the en
$('#toggle-all').click(function(){ $('#example input[type=checkbox]').checkBox('toggle'); return false; }); $('#check-all').click(function(){ $('#example input[type=checkbox]').checkBox('changeCheckStatus', true); return false; }); $('#uncheck-all').click(function(){ $('#example input[type=checkbox]').checkBox('changeCheckStatus', false); return false; });
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After I wrote and published my last article on writing a function to equalize heights in jQuery, I realized that the function would probably make a really useful jQuery plugin. This is that plugin. This is also my first attempt at a jQuery plugin, so I apologize in advance if I’ve done something painfully stupid (and painfully obvious) to any and all plugin veterans out there. Luckily, the functio
This script is for people who wants to have a consistent look for checkboxes across browser or those who simply want them to look better. By using this script you wont loose any of the regular inputs usability. See below for a demo of the project or click here for the full project documentation. If you need support with prettySociable, please take a look at our forums Documentation Please see this
Update: A New & Improved jQuery Script to Automatically Preload images from CSS 10/31/08 Update: Many updates to performance, error handling, and browser bugs. Thanks Trixta! 7/24/08 Update: Fixed support for Opera and @import CSS (thanks http://marcarea.com/). 6/21/08 Update: This script is now updated with optional settings for load status, including a percentage bar! We also included a bug fix
Author Dave Cardwell (jQuery plugins) Synopsis jQMinMax is a jQuery plugin that adds support for min-width, max-width, min-height and max-height where they are not natively supported. This page describes version 0.1. Usage Automatic jQMinMax automatically adds min/max support to those elements that require it on $(document).ready(). $('#foo').minmax(); This method checks to see whether the element
A jQuery plugin for :before and :after in Internet Explorer. Pseudo-who? CSS2's :before and :after pseudo-selectors are really handy ... but they don't work in Internet Explorer. Nope, not even IE7. I bet you're thinking: "But what if we used as many proprietary Microsoft features as possible all at the same time, that'll show 'em!" And you know what? You're absolutely right. You've just gotta lov
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