A simple use of the HTML Canvas Element to create a simple pie-chart timer to show when the next image in a gallery slide show will be displayed.
Ok. So this one’s a little below the belt. Flashing a pop-up message very quickly to the user in an attempt to influence their behaviour. There’s of course no evidence that it works but its fun to try at least… var shown = false; $(function(){ $(’input:text’).hover(function(){ if(!shown){ var msg [...]
This started off as an experiment with a combination JQuery and WordPress custom fields. The idea was to total up the distances of all the walks on my other site, a walking blog and make something a bit more interesting than a simple table. An obvious choice would be to use the new HTML5 canvas [...]
As an alternative to a database auto suggest which often results in a lot of small database calls over a small period of time I decided to dump all results onto a page and use a combination of jQuery and Regex to filter out the results.
Use jQuery and CSS to create a sliding table from large, wide tables to fit in narrow page templates.
Windows 7, with its new shiny hover-over effect on the nav bar. Is it possible to re-create that using jQuery?