This time, we are making a progressively enhanced HTML5 slideshow with the new canvas element and jQuery, which is perfectly functional in older browsers as well.

Today we are going to make a jQuery plugin which uses YouTube’s chromeless player, and creates our own set of minimalistic controls, which allows for perfect integration with your designs. The supported controls include a Play/Pause/Replay button, and a clickable progress bar.

Today we are making an AJAX-enabled Sticky Note system. It will give visitors the ability to create notes with a live preview, and move them around on the screen.

We are using PHP, CSS and jQuery with the jQuery Flip plug-in, to create a flipping sponsors page. The resulting code can be used to showcase your clients or portfolio projects with a neat flipping animation.

Today we are taking the code of our Select Element Replacement tutorial, and we are turning it into an easy to use jQuery plugin.

Today we want to show you how to create a simple elastic slideshow with a thumbnail preview. The slideshow will adjust automatically to its surrounding container and …

In today’s tutorial we’ll create a fullscreen photo slideshow to illustrate a New York picture series. We will add sounds with the HTML5 audio element in order to …

Get element by id is used to get the value from a control I.E. a textfield. So that we can use the obtained value for further processing ie. to store the values in a database. This tutorial explains get element by id.

Navigation plays a very interesting role in web design, it can decide a success or failure of a site. With the development of the javascript, html and css techniques. We can have some amazing navigation implementations from jquery, the most popular javascript framework.

Seeing as how my last tutorial about the “jQuery slide effect” had a great response I thought I’d be back to write another simple easy-to-follow jQuery tutorial for you guys.What we’ll be making today is a jQuery modal box which can be used can used for all sorts including images, forms and in...

In this short tutorial, we will be creating a replacement for the default browser checkboxes in the form of a simple jQuery plugin. It will progressively enhance your forms but at the same time fall back to the default controls if JavaScript is unavailable.

When releasing a web product, there is nothing more beneficial than receiving early feedback from your users. Unfortunately, many websites make it unnecessarily difficult to send your feedback or lack this functionality altogether