Lytebox is a lightweight, cross-browser compatible and mobile friendly Javascript library and content viewer. It’s easy to use, it’s fast, it’s compatible with other libraries, and best of all, it’s COMPLETELY FREE.
Lytebox can be configured by editing the main JavaScript file (lytebox.js), or by using the data-lyte-options attribute to set individual options on a per link/viewer basis. Use the left-hand navigation to see all the various options and configurations that can be set.
A jQuery plugin that allows you to display list items in a similar way like a iPhone home screen. If item count exceeds the displayed items on one screen, users can swipe through screens.This plugin is intended to create iPhone or Android like experience by creating a window with a menu.
You must be familiar with the concept of iPhone or Android homescreen. You have the window. And icons of various utilities there. And if the count of icons exceeds the space on the menu, a new page is created. By swiping with a finger you can see the next page, and interact with the icons there.
Hammer.js is a javascript library (that depends on jQuery) that can be used to control gestures on touch devices.Hammer.js has been tested on iPad1 with iOS5, iPhone4 with iOS5, Samsung Galaxy S with Android 2.3.3 and Google Chrome 17. On a desktop browser the mouse can be used to simulate touch events with one finger. It supports the following gestures:
jQuery/Switch is an iOS-inspired slide/toggle widget. It began as an alternative switch for jQuery Mobile, but it also targets desktop browsers as well.jQuery/Switch builds from <select> elements which contain two <option> elements relating to the “on” and “off” states respectively. These can be in any order, but the first <option> will by default be assumed to relate to the “on” state (this can be overridden).
TouchSwipe is a jquery plugin to be used with jQuery on touch input devices such as iPad, iPhone etc.
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Mobile screen real estate is at a premium and one of the biggest problems to solve is how to display navigation when screen widths become quite narrow so I decided to have a look and see what I could come up with using some nifty CSS and a touch of jQuery.
Trying to condense a navigation down onto a mobile screen tends to push the actual content of the site down and out of initial view.
touchScroll is a lightweight jQuery plugin that enables inline scrollable content in mobile Safari on iOS, and other WebKit, touch-based browsers on Android.This plugin will only work for vertical-scrolling content. It has been designed with only this in mind to keep the library lightweight and efficient.
Today’s tutorial is going to show you how you can use jQuery Mobile with PHP, MySQL and a bit of AJAX to build a small mobile web application.
At the end of this tutorial you will know how to add new RSS feed name and url into the database, how to delete the record from the database, how to fetch and parse a RSS feed and show its results inside jQuery Mobile list view.
