Time for a little tutorial eh? Let’s make a Photo Gallery – one that is a combination of already made scripts and plugins; one that is loaded automatically; and of course – one that looks awesome. We are using PHP, FancyBox jQuery plugin and TimThumb. Important: You should use the latest version of TimThumb due […]
Tag Archives: jQuery
Yet Another jQuery Accordion Tutorial
It just about that time some good old fashioned web programming. Today we’re learning how to create an accordion style page – using my most favorite of tools: jQuery and CSS. We will try to accomplish an accordion that is so simple, yet useful enough for you to use in your existing pages. Ready to […]
How to Create Your Own jQuery Content Slider without a plugin
This tutorial will show you how to create your own jQuery content slider. You may ask “Why create my own if there are hundreds of already made sliders out there?” This is true: I myself almost always use ready made plugins for my projects. Yet, it is always a good thing to know how they […]
How to create Pretty Hover Effects with CSS and jQuery
This article will show you how to create pretty hover effects for your images using jQuery and CSS. The plan is to use a clean mark up, adding the necessary elements on the fly. What this means is that we are starting from barebones image HTML tags, with title attributes only. This can come useful […]
Create a Single Page Portfolio from Scratch – Part 1: Photoshop Mockup
Ahhh – so many choices when it comes to what open source software to use: Joomla, WordPress, Drupal…but aren’t they at times – a little overkill? For smaller web designers like myself, I still get the usual client who just wants a simple website to advertise their services. Most of the time they will have […]
How to Create a Slick jQuery Login Form for WordPress
Every WordPress site has its login form in its own page located at: yoursite/wp-admin. But what if you want this form to appear in a more convenient place such as your header template? This will add flexibility to your blog by making your admin pages more accessible. Furthermore, adding a little jQuery makes this form […]