Once you have chosen a theme and installed jQueryUI, then it is time to start using it. Button is one of the easiest, and most common items to use in jQueryUI. This is because it can be used to dress up a form, or to create nicer looking navigation (and inner content navigation) on a…
The way that jQueryUI controls the way the elements look is through effective use of CSS. Choosing and using a theme is an important part of working and installing jQueryUI into your website. If you inspect the controls that jQuery creates it actually creates several HTML tags with classes. These classes will control the styles…
jQueryUI is a plugin, just as was discussed earlier, developed by the jQuery team. It can be used to modify the user interface of a webpage using basic jQuery techniques. To install you will need to include the jQuery JavaScript source file, the jQuery UI JavaScript source file, and the jQuery UI CSS file. The…
I former student of mine contact me on Linked In Recently. She was asking if I’ve ever had a client ask to not be put into their portfolio. This is scary for an artist/designer. It’s YOUR work, YOUR portfolio… but it’s also THEIR work, THEIR image. While this isn’t common, it’s not uncommon either. Let…
One of the things that makes jQuery so powerful is that it can be “easily” extended via a plugin. You have some experience with Plugins for Photoshop, or another application. But you’re probably wondering “how does this apply to something like jQuery, which is just software code?” Well, plugins are designed to extend the functionality…
Because elements in HTML can be positioned using CSS, we can animate them, by changing the position, size, opacity, etc. Just like jQuery allows us to show or hide an element, fade them in and out, or even slide elements, it can allow them to animate with a method. There are two main parameters which…
In addition to hiding and reveling HTML elements, jQuery allows you to move elements around on the screen, over a given duration. Vertically Appearing / Disappearing Movements jQuery provides two commonly used methods to vertically add/remove an HTML element. .slideUp() and .slideDown(). .slideUp() will cause an element to remove itself from view, but sliding up…
jQuery allows you to perform several visual effects on one or more elements. Effects can be to show or hide and element, as well as moving an element from one area of a page to another. Showing and Hiding Elements jQuery offers you several ways to show/hide an element based upon what you want to…
