10 Ways To Make Your Blog’s Comment Form Stand Out
Sep 22nd, 2009 - 8 Comments »
Wordpress comment form is usually the left out portion of most blog designs. Most blog designers do not care to make the comment form unique and stylish but just create it in a hurry. Here are 10 ways with examples to make your blog’s comment form stand out from the crowd.
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Saving State For Collapsible Drag Drop Panels
Sep 16th, 2009 In jQuery
I earlier posted about Collapsible Drag and Drop Panels using jQuery where many of you asked about how to save the state of panels and retrieve them when user loads the page again. Here’s the complete solution to that problem using MySQL database to store the state of panels. Also, there were some browser dependent [...]
21 Brilliant jQuery Image Gallery/Slideshow Plugins
Sep 14th, 2009 In Popular
Image galleries and slideshows provide a good user experience and make viewing images more pleasant and intuitive on your website. With the advent of powerful JavaScript frameworks like jQuery, Prototype, Mootools etc., the quality of JavaScript based image galleries and slideshows have improved dramatically.
As these frameworks are getting popular day by day, more and more [...]
Ultimate Guide To Speed Up Your Website
Sep 10th, 2009 In Design
Load Time of a website is a major factor that affects usability and user behavior. Internet users hate to wait for slow loading web pages while snappier web pages lead to more satisfied and happy user experience. But as the internet connections have gone faster in terms of speeds, many web developers do not think [...]
Multiple File Upload With Progress Bar Using jQuery
Sep 8th, 2009 In jQuery
The default browser file input boxes do not allow multiple file selection for uploading at once and also do not provide any visual clue as to how much of the files selected have uploaded. Earlier I wrote about multiple file upload using AJAX, but that did not provide multiple file selection and a progress bar. [...]