Posts Tagged ‘jQuery’
Adding Fancybox to Dynamically Loaded Content
Saturday, May 21st, 2011
The fancybox plugin is a great and easy to use jQuery plugin that allows you to show mac OS X-like light boxes on a website. One of the things that I have found myself wanting to do this week is get this plugin to work on dynamically loaded content. Since I found only a few ways to get this to work I thought that I would demonstrate my way to get this plugin to do this. But first, let’s look at how to set the plugin up on regular content. (more…)
Tags: Fancybox, jQuery, jQuery plugins
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Website Development Basics
Sunday, March 7th, 2010
I’ve always thought that there is a relatively high barrier to entry for newcomers to website development. A combination of acronyms and programming concepts can make learning how to develope websites fairly daunting, not to mention all of the concepts that go into good design. One of the main reasons I started the blog here at Graphics Unplugged is to help reduce this barrier to entry. With this post I want to explain some of the basic concepts and acronyms that are used daily in website development. (more…)
Tags: Ajax, CSS, Flash, HTML, Javascript, jQuery, PHP, SQL, Web Development
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