Category: HTML

Dec 06

Tips for using jQuery

Find if something is hidden: We use .hide(), .show() methods in jquery to change the visibility of an element. Use following code to check the whether an element is visible or not. if($(element).is(“:visible”) == “true”) { //The element is Visible } Center an element on the Screen: To make align the element to center. jQuery.fn.center …

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Dec 02

SlideShow using jQuery

Creating Image Slide Show using jQuery: In the code below you will see a surrounding div (id slideshow-area) which holds our slideshow content scroll area and our next and previous buttons. Inside our scroll area we have a div to hold the content and finally the content itself. As far as html goes this is …

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Dec 01

Quoting HTML attribute values

The values of attributes can contain text, hexadecimal color codes or numbers. In case of JavaScript event handlers, the values consist of small JavaScript code. A sincere advice for good and clean HTML coding is to always put quotes around attribute values. It is a good habit, will save you many headaches and avoid errors …

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Dec 01

HTML mailto attribute

The HTML mailto is a quick way to add the facility of receiving feedback from visitor on the web site. when the visitor clicked the HTML mailto, It lanuches their email program with new email window. Note: HTML mailto assumes that the visitor has configured an email client (Outlook Express, Netscape Messenger, Thunderbird or any …

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