Creating a block that can be remotely opened and closed is a relatively easy task, but what happens if you direct someone to a new page and are targeting an anchor on that page within the hidden element.
I have seen some really great examples of featured content sections on websites. Some use image sliders while others use image fades and background effects. I recently stubbled upon a great example on www.f-i.com
Here is a example of how to create a jQuery accordion. In this example the expandable/collapsable areas can be remotely opened and closed and will only allow one area to be open at a time.
Using the jQuery autocomplete plugin with a data set can be a bit tricky to get working. The following is a simple tutorial on getting it setup and working.
Okay, so you've decided its time to upgrade that clunky old website or you've finally emerged from the dark ages and realized its about time you had one of your very own.
Drupal is a free software package that allows an individual, a community of users, or an enterprise to easily publish, manage and organize a wide variety of content on a website.
There are a number of ways you could go about "pausing" the slideshow on hover. I would take a...
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I love the featured content fader... I actually prefer this over a traditional slider because the effect...
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Thanks for your posting. It is a great image gallery.
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Great example, this is a good basic structure for anyone who is new to web development. Thanks.
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Working with arrays in javascript is pretty easy. First off you'll need to declare it...