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Ten easy-to-use jQuery plug-ins recommended and FAQ
This article introduces ten simple and easy-to-use jQuery plugins, including jQZoom Evolution, queue & dequeue, Awkward Viewline, jQuery-Notes 1.0.2, QuickFlip 2, Semitransparent rollovers, Beautiful Slide out Navigation, The Sexy Curls jQuery Plugin, Fixed Fade out Menu and Reveal: jQuery Modals Made Easy. Each plug-in comes with a short description, source code link and demonstration link to facilitate readers to experience its features. These plug-ins cover a variety of needs such as image enlargement, animation, image annotation, card flip effect, translucent hover effect, side-slide navigation, page folding effect, fixed fade menu and easy-to-implement modal boxes. In addition, the article also contains FAQs covering key features of jQuery plug-ins, installation process, using multiple plug-ins on the same page, plug-in updates, troubleshooting, creating your own plug-ins, alternatives to jQuery plug-ins, performance improvements, plug-in sales, and contributing to the jQuery plug-in community.
A JavaScript image amplifier built on the popular jQuery framework. jQZoom is easy to use and can easily enlarge what you want.
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A pair of core data utilities that help you add custom features to your animations. Demo
A jQuery plugin integrated with Awkward Showcase (a jQuery plugin).
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A simple and easy-to-use jQuery plugin that allows you to add comments to any image (even external images) on your website or blog.
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QuickFlip 2: Faster and simpler jQuery flip plugin
jQuery QuickFlip can flip any HTML tag like a card. The effect is similar to the UI animation on the iPhone. Source code Demo
The background has a gradient effect and you can see the luminous border transition smoothly when hovering. Try using gif! Demo
Navigation is almost hidden, and the item will slide out only when the user hoveres over the area next to them. This provides a beautiful effect and using this technology can save space on your website.
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The open source jQuery plug-in developed by Elliott Kember allows you to experience the beauty of page folding.
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Fixed fade out menu: CSS and jQuery tutorial
The goal is to create a fixed navigation that follows the user as he scrolls and cleverly displays yourself by fading out and becoming almost transparent. When the user hovers over it, the menu becomes opaque again.
Easy to implement, compatible with modern browsers (and of course there are some elegant downgrades), lightweight, only 1.75KB. This means it is fast, beautifully-looking and well-run.
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