Lightview allows you to easily create the most beautiful overlay windows using the jQuery Javascript library.
Lightview uses HTML5 to help you deliver the best experience across every browser. Let it enhance your media automatically or create custom overlays using the powerful Javascript API.
Those are just some of the things that make Lightview what it is today, find out more by checking out the demonstrations.
Qatrix is a new kind of JavaScript framework targeting on building up high performance and flexible web application with less and friendly code. It`s free and open source.
Originally, the prototype of Qatrix is the self-owned JavaScript framework of Catfan. Disappointed on other giant and slow JavaScript frameworks, the founder Angel Lai want to create a self-owned lightweight JavaScript for buiding up a high performance website. As time gone by, this JavaScript is included some more useful codes and knowledge from the network and community.
The purpose of this article is to demonstrate object-oriented design in JavaScript, by creating a jQuery powered image gallery script from scratch. Note that we are not creating a jQuery plugin, but simply using jQuery for DOM selection and manipulation. In the near future, this article might be updated to jQuery plugin version. 
I have started to work on new CodeIgniter project. Its a theme based project, so I have created theme folder called ‘default’ in ‘application/views’. Now i have to call this view using my controller. In CodeIgniter I have to call login.php like
$this->load->view(‘default/login’);
But why I have to type ‘default’ every time.So I have created this below file to simplify this.
Added line in config/definitions.php
define(‘THEME_DIR’, ’default’);
and Created New file [My_Loader.php] in core directory with the blow contents
<?php
class MY_Loader extends CI_Loader
{
public function view($view, $vars = array(), $return = FALSE)
{return parent::view(THEME_DIR.’/’.$view, $vars , $return );
}
}
Now you can call using the below simple line with out ‘detault’ text.
$this->load->view(‘login’);
Hope this helps to some one…
After I got a lot of feedback for the Beautiful Slide Out Navigation, I had some new ideas for a similar horizontal navigation. Thanks a lot to everyone!
Like Stefan Mateipointed out, it might be quite cute but we don’t want the user to hover over all options first, in order to see what menu items exit. So, I thought about labeling the menu items and making them stick out, so the user can always “see” what the navigation entails. Being in a horizontal position makes everything readable and when the user hovers over the label, the rest of the item with the icon will slide out.
Beautiful Slide Out Navigation
There are many posts available detailing how to write your own jQuery plugin. It won’t take long before you realize that building in jQuery is very simple. Continuing in our jQuery Learning Series, here we’re going to build your first jQuery plugin. It’ll generate a bubble effect for your menu list and we’re going to call it BubbleUP.
Social networks can make a big difference on the popularity of a blog. Sites that communicate better and understand social media are usually the most popular.
A move towards this goal would be to find a way to encourage your visitors to share your content on the networks they are most active on.
To make the map as engaging as possible, there needed to be smooth animations and crisp graphics. Traditionally such a project would require the use of Flash. We try to avoid Flash whenever possible, so I began to consider how the project could be accomplished in jQuery.
interactive map
