Add comment | 03 Nov, 2008
Sites of consultation for web designers, which are called Cheat Sheets or "Chuletas" so that we understand.
Some of HTML, DHTML, Actionscript, Adobe Air, Javascript, CSS, Ajax, Color, PHP, Photoshop and even MySQL
70 + Cheat Sheet Resources for Web Designers (English)
Add comment | October 26, 2008
At the time of creating graphics for Web access can opt for options and light: 15 techniques to make graphics with XHTML and CSS or generate a chart that graphically with software.
Charts Builder Online is a web application, a free online graphics generator. A simple and rapid way of making a chart and save it as an image for example for use in a blog.
This generator has several options online very easy to configure (type, size, color ...) Then you can save the image or use a hosted on its servers.
Some crude examples:
Add comment | October 23, 2008
Two links for creating contact forms and dynamic menus with javascript:
Add comment | October 19, 2008
JQuery Feed Menus detects feeds your head and adds a button-down, as do many other browsers, greatly facilitating the signing of the user.
If you want you can also customize it to display only the feeds you want.
It comes with these buttons:
Add comment | September 25, 2008
seekAttention v.1 jQuery plugin is a plugin created by James Padolsey leading user attention to the area of your website that you choose.
Check out the demos. You can set the speed of the pulse, color, padding, and so on.
1 comment | August 28, 2008
NicEdit is a javascript that converts all your textarea (areas of text) in WYSIWYG text editors.
There is a plugin for WordPress that you can download here
Add comment | June 25, 2008
They grow and grow options for presenting images with AJAX libraries, this is BarackSlideshow and works with MooTools 1.2 +, uses small transitions fade in and fade out.
Add comment | June 17, 2008
Let's start by Slideshow, a class javascript to MooTools I think Aeron Glemann and now is open-source license MIT License
Here is a demo, among its advantages is the power of integrating HTML directly into the descriptions.
If you really want to use something more advanced, not only to display your pictures, use LightWindow 2.0 Kevin Millar, loving Ruby on Rails, Prototype and Scriptaculous.
He presents himself as:
Why another light - what is? Referring to ligthbox and their multiple versions.
Well, LightWindow 2.0 has more than justified their presence:
Add comment | June 10, 2008
Terrific link to the meeting in xyberneticos: jQuery UI - ThemeRoller
This is an online application to generate live themes that integrate with jQuery UI 1.5. Accordions, eyelashes, all customizable and downloadable calendars.
+ Ajaxian "jQuery UI 1.5: Effects, API, and Themes
+ 1.5 jQuery UI: More Effects, API, and Themeroller 'Xyberneticos
Add comment | May 29, 2008
With hover what we do is to tell the internet has done or has placed the focus mouse on a hyperlink. There are many ways to differentiate this state of a: link, which allows us to all the CSS and some more like the one I present to you:
Hover context makes the links pointing at the same time be highlighted at the same time when you hover one of them. Its author, Kilian Valkhov saw this addition to the usability in the mobile browser Opera Mini and decided to emulate it with the help of jQuery and CSS.
Here's a demo: Context Hover - adding context to your feedback & links
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