If you’re into jQuery, then you need to bookmark this site. It’s amazing! Not only do you get links to some of the great jQuery plugins out there, you also get links to some amazing articles/tutorials on jQuery. Try it out and let me know if you need help with anything.
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Ladies and Gentleman, the moment you have all been waiting for – a new CMS to come into your life and confuse the shit out of you – TomatoCMS. Just when you thought there were enough CMS’ out there to choose from, a new one pops out and says “Hello World.”
All kidding aside, I’m actually quite intrigued by TomatoCMS. Now, I haven’t tested it out yet, but this CMS does sound promising. I know there are better ones out there that you might know about (Drupal), but you should still give this one a try. And here’s why.
I found a site for you that lists some of the best jQuery Lightbox Scripts. If you don’t already know, lightbox scripts are pretty much just javascript files that create modal pop ups. A lightbox can be used to show images, videos, and/or web pages inline without having to open a new browser window.
Keep an eye out for the colorbox, it’s a good one.
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No need to click a save button anymore with this jQuery plugin: jQuery Autosave. Seriously, this is something I’ve been wanting and never had the time to develop. Thankfully, these guys/girls created what I’ve been wanting. In this article I’m going to let you know some of the features this plugin offers, how to use it, link you to a demo, and thank you for taking the time out to read what I have to say!
I just came across this article on the web about the different ways to make Ajax calls with jQuery. A very good article and something you should check out. It’s very easy to read so you can be new to jQuery or a veteran like myself.
Check it out:
http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/javascript-ajax/5-ways-to-make-ajax-calls-with-jquery/
I like you. I think you’re cool. Thank you for reading my Blog. It’s getting better the more I write. But anyway, enough about us. Let’s talk about how you’re going to use my Image Preloader script. It’s free, do whatever you want with it. Call it your own, whatever, I don’t really care. I like FREE knowledge. I love to compete. I love it when I’ve worked so hard that I can’t think anymore. Call me crazy, but at least call me because I can make you wealthy: 801-787-3237.
I digress.
I wanted to share with you all a way to preload your images with jQuery. If you don’t know what jQuery is, you’re living in the stone age of the web. jQuery makes the average developer look like a Rockstar. I’m not even kidding. Please, read up on jQuery. I’m a firm believer that no site should be built without jQuery at its core.
Now, here’s how you can make yourself an image preloader with jQuery, or well, it’s how you preload your images with jQuery. Okay? We on the same page here?
The code:
1 2 3 4 5 | jQuery.preload_images = function() { for(var i = 0; i < arguments.length; i++) { jQuery("<img>").attr("src", arguments[i]); } }; |
