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Monday, 20 April 2015

Chartinator – Transforming HTML tables into charts

chartinator
Chartinator is a jQuery plugin for transforming HTML tables into charts using Google Charts
What are the current features?
Chartinator currently supports the following:
  • Creation of the following chart types using Google Charts
    • Bar Chart
    • Pie Chart
    • Column Chart
    • Calendar
    • Geo Chart
    • Table Chart with data column formatter
  • Extraction of data from HTML tables, Google spreadsheets, and JavaScript arrays
  • Accessible data – Using HTML tables as data sources makes data accessible to screen readers and searchbots
  • Showing and hiding of HTML tables accessibly
  • Manipulation of data extracted from HTML tables and Google Sheets using JavaScript arrays
  • Transposition of data – swapping of rows and columns
  • Resizing of charts on screen resize – Responsive Web Design
  • Chart aspect ratio control
  • Customization of chart tooltips and annotations
  • Customization of all Google Chart options – Fonts, colors, chart formatting, etc.



Saturday, 11 April 2015

socialShare.js

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socialShare.js is a jquery plugin to provide more control on social sharing buttons. Do the styling without worrying about the javascript implementation.
Features
  • Full control over the design of the buttons.
  • No separate widget js loading for separate services.
  • Share counts of all supported services.
  • Easy to configure.






Sunday, 5 April 2015

jMosaic – jQuery plugin for align elements

jmosaic

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jMosaic is a lightweight jQuery plugin that can take a list of page elements and arrange them in a beautiful, tight-fitted tile mosaic grid.
The proportions of the elements don’t change. As the elements can be used: img, div, li etc.





Saturday, 28 March 2015

jquery.horizonScroll.js – Horizontal Scrolling Websites


horizonscroll




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This is a jQuery plugin which allows for websites to page (scroll by set width) left and right horizontally. Horizontal scroll sites offer a new and unique way to develope sites!






Monday, 16 March 2015

Uglipop.js – Ultra Lightweight Javascript Modal/Lightbox

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(Pure Javascript)

An ultra lightweight,unstyled 2kb Minimal Javascript. Is Lightweight Non-fancy Modal Written is JS , Uglipop is highly customizable

Let’s see it in action.

In Raw form Uglipop does not contain modal like this it is actually unstyled , in order to full fill its aim of being fully customizable , minimal and lightweight. That’s the reason behind calling it Ugly Things That can be used with Uglipop
  • You Can Use Div.
  • You Can use Plain HTML
  • You Can use AJAX Response
  • You Can use Iframe
  • You Can use Images
You Can always use Uglipop with minimal code like this
uglipop({class:'put', //styling class for Modal
        source:'html',
        content:'<div> All HTML goes here </div>'});}

How does it look when it’s Ugly & raw?

Well UgliPop at its worst looks really bad but the good part is that you can style it way the way you want it
uglipop({class:'put2', //styling class for Modal
        source:'html',
        content:'<h1>This is some Raw Content</h1>'});}
.put2{
      background-color:#fff;
    }

How do I style my Uglipop Modal ?

Well Styling an Uglipop Modal is pretty simple and easy while calling uglipop(); watchout for argumentclass:”Your Styling Class Name Goes Here” so your code becomes something like this.
uglipop({class:'my-styling-class', //styling class for Modal
        source:'html',
        content:'<h1>This is some Raw Content</h1>'});}
.my-styling-class{
      background-color:#fff;
      color:black;
      /*all CSS goes here*/
    }

How Do I use Other Div inside Uglipop Modal ?

Using Other Div inside Uglipop Modal is Pretty Simple , minimum possible code can go like this
uglipop({class:'my-styling-class', //styling class for Modal
        source:'div', //'div' instead of 'html'
        content:'your div id goes here'});}
<div id='some-div-id' style='display:none;'>
        other html goes here .....
        </div>

Can We Use Images inside Uglipop Modal?

Sure you can always use the images inside the uglipop by using it in HTML mode
uglipop({source:'html',
        content:'<img src="url-goes-here"></img>'});}

How Do I Create Custome Themes for Uglipop?

uglipop({class:'put', //styling class for Modal
        source:'html',
        content:'<div> All HTML goes here </div>'});}
.put{
      border-radius: 10px;
      background-color:white;
      width:300px;
      height:300px;
      padding:10px;
     -webkit-box-shadow: 0px 0px 39px 12px rgba(0,0,0,0.75);
-moz-box-shadow: 0px 0px 39px 12px rgba(0,0,0,0.75);
box-shadow: 0px 0px 39px 12px rgba(0,0,0,0.75);
    }