It is no wonder that iQuery plugins are so common and synonymous with major websites; sitting on top of the JavaScript library (which powers more than half of 10,000 most visited websites) they allow developers create low-level interactions, animations, advanced and high-level effects, and themed widgets on a website.
We are happy to announce the launch of brand new plugins. Whether you are a professional plugins developer or an amateur enthusiast, read on to know more about these new plugins.
1. jQuery jGrowl
If you liked how the OS X’s Growl Framework works then you would just love jGrowl jQuery plugin, which raises unobtrusive messages within a browser. What it does is simple, it delivers notifications to an end user without obstructing the flow of work and at the same time the notification is very evident and noticeable helping the user stay informed.
If mutating URLs is the feature that you have been looking for, the new jQuery URL adds this feature.
It is a cross-browser JavaScript based tree component that offers plenty of features like drag & drop support, Inline editing, optional checkbox tree support, support for AJAX loading, search function and much more.
If you run a website or a blog and do not wish to show all posts on the same page and instead want to use pagination then jQuery Quicksand Paginated will help you do that with ease.
Transform any div into a scrollable area with this small jQuery plugin. It is only visible on mouse-over initiated by an user alleviating any visual space blockage.
If you are from the impatient lot who likes every touch and click on a computer be as quick as it can, then jQuery Finger is what you need. It combines touch and click events by eliminating the 300ms delay on touch devices. It also supports common set of events to call basic gestures such as drag and pinch. It comes in a really small size of < 1kb in zipped format and also supports jQuery delegated events.
This plugin helps you augment jQuery with a`:tabbable` selector to retrieve all tabbable elements such as button, input, text-area etc.
With the help of a Spinner or a Keyboard, this plug sets an input field to accept time value. You can set time format including seconds/24hour time. Also, you can integrate it with mouse wheel plugin and supports expandable spinner for ease of use.
This plugin will allow you to set an input field to accept date value using a keyboard or a spinner. You can set date format including day and/or month names. It also integrates with mouse wheel plugin and supports expandable spinner for ease of use.
If your web page has plenty of content then it is best to provide a smooth way to scroll up to the top of the web page, this is where the scrollToTop jQuery plugin shines providing you smooth scrolling for your content heavy page.
