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Everyday Design Reviver Answers is offering solutions via useful snippets of code, helpful resources and general tips for all your web design issues. And as such we would like to share with you our favorite code snippets from this last week
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A Selection of Code Snippets from Design Reviver Answers
Where would web design be without the wonderful jQuery and its marvelous library of free plugins? Of course there are other Javascript libraries, but none of them have had such a dramatic impact on modern web design as jQuery
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4 Awesome Recently Released jQuery Plugins
It is now been just over a week since we launched Design Reviver Answers . And what a week it has been! We have simply been overwhelmed by the response from the design community, it has more than beat our expectations and we very much appreciate the support from everybody
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DR Questions and Answers – What a busy week it has been!
Color is the integral element with design. It can bring a bland idea to life, it can revitalize a boring and dreary web site and can bring lifeless art to, well, life.
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Color Tools, Resources and Inspiration
Using JavaScript, it is possible to load HTML, XML or JSON data with XMLHttpRequest. However cross-domain JavaScript requests (reaching remote pages) are not possible due to browser security limitations except JSONP-formatted JSON data . Simple PHP Proxy is a PHP script which aims to fill this gap by creating a layer between your JavaScript code and the remote domain to get data in HTML, XML or JSON formats
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Cross-Domain JavaScript With Simple PHP Proxy
1 Bit Audio Player is a lightweight & free Flash MP3 player that can be automatically inserted into webpages with JavaScript . It is not a feature-rich or complicated player, rather, it is so simple & ideal for offering quick in-page previews for audio files .
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Lightweight Flash MP3 Player: 1 Bit Audio Player
For the last few years jQuery has been the jewel in Javascripts crown. Its rapid rise in popularity not only reflects how powerful a tool it is but also how relatively easy it is to work with. It is because of these two factors that developers have been churning out plugins and new techniques at a phenomenal rate
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A Selection of Useful jQuery Plugins
Brosho is a jQuery plugin which helps you to minimize the editor-browser switching while creating/editing websites. It enables you to select elements in a webpage, edit the CSS properties with an in-browser editor & see the outputs instantly (similar to editing with Firebug). Once you are satisfied with the changes implemented, copy-pasting the new code to the CSS file is enough
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Brosho: A jQuery Plugin For Designing In The Browser
Grimace is a free Flash-based component for displaying emotions through facial expressions.
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Grimace: Display Emotions Through Facial Expressions
bxGallery is a lightweight jQuery plugin for creating image galleries with thumbnails . It requires images to be defined within an unordered list & converts them to a gallery with several options like: max width/height of images (will resize maintaining aspect ratio) thumbnail width & if it will be cropped to create a perfect square opacity of thumbnails loading text & image The plugin also has an option for setting the position of the thumbnails (top-bottom-right-left). Special Downloads: Ajaxed Add-To-Basket Scenarios With jQuery And PHP Free Admin Template For Web Applications jQuery Dynamic Drag’n Drop ScheduledTweets Advertisements: SSLmatic – Cheap SSL Certificates (from $19.99/year) Follow WebResourcesDepot At Twitter And Get More Resources! Tags: Javascript Related posts Zoom Script With A Smart Interface: TJPzoom YUI Slideshow: Customizable And Animated Slideshows Wrap Content Around Images: jQSlickWrap What You See Is What You Ajax: WaveMaker wForms: Easy JavaScript Form Controls
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Simple jQuery Gallery Plugin: bxGallery
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