EasySlider is an oldie-but-goodie jQuery slider that’s super compact and has a variety of helpful options. One option that’s not included out-of-the-box is to have the auto-scroll functionality pause when a user hovers over the slider area. Thankfully we’ve dug up the solution, check it out!
So I recently started using a Mac at work and with the Adobe Creative Suite 5 just released I was pretty excited. The new additions to CS5 are great and I can see that working with WordPress will be a lot more streamlined. Anyways, I ran into a frustrating issue that a lot of other Mac/Dreamweaver CS5 users are encountering where launching the program results in a disabled dreamweaver.
UPDATE: Please visit the new jFlow Plus article for the latest version’s documentation, download and demo.
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jFlow is a very light-weight slider. If you’ve been using sliders in your web design for some time perhaps you’ve had experiences with a few jQuery sliders that hasn’t been so good. jFlow out-of-the-box is good, but let’s make it great. One of the most requested features for this slider is to have the popular pause and autoslide functions.
Lavalamp is an awesome jQuery plug-in that makes really cool effects for WordPress-based menus and navigation links, and as a bonus it is very lightweight. It can be a bit tricky to implement in WordPress, but after you read this tutorial hopefully you’ll be implementing it with ease. Follow along and let’s get your site’s navigation using the jQuery lavalamp effect (super cool)!
For all of you who are using Firefox as your main browser, get ready for version 4.0 to be coming your way! I’ve recently upgraded to the Beta version and here’s some screenshots for you to enjoy! IMO, Firefox is better than Chrome. Feel free to voice you opinion in the comment boxes below. Why [...]
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