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JQuery for designers beginner's guide : design interactive websites to improve user experience by using the popular JavaScript library /

A step-by-step guide that spices up your web pages and designs them in the way you want using the most widely used JavaScript library, jQuery. The beginner-friendly and easy-to-understand approach of the book will help get to grips with jQuery in no time. If you know the fundamentals of HTML and CSS...

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: MacLees, Natalie (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Birmingham, England : Packt Publishing, 2014.
Edición:Second edition.
Colección:Learn by doing: less theory, more results
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
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  • Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; Acknowledgments; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Designer, Meet jQuery; What is jQuery?; Why is jQuery awesome for designers?; It uses CSS selectors you already know; It uses HTML markup you already know; Impressive effects in just a few lines of code; Huge plugin library available; Great community support; JavaScript basics; Progressive enhancement and graceful degradation; Gotta keep 'em separated; Content; Presentation; Behavior; Designer, Meet JavaScript; Variables; Objects; Functions.
  • Downloading jQuery and getting set upTime for action
  • downloading and attaching jQuery; Another option for using jQuery; Your first jQuery script; Time for action
  • getting ready for jQuery; Adding a paragraph; Time for action
  • adding a new paragraph; Summary; Chapter 2: Enhancing Links; Simple tabs; Time for action
  • creating simple tabs; Designer, meet plugins; Choosing a plugin; Simple custom tooltips; Time for action
  • simple custom tooltips; Customizing PowerTip's appearance; Time for action
  • customizing PowerTip; Enhancing navigation with tooltips.
  • Time for action
  • building a fancy navigation barShowing other content in tooltips; Time for action
  • showing custom content in tooltips; Summary; Chapter 3: Making a Better FAQ Page; Marking up the FAQ page; Time for action
  • setting up the HTML file; Time for action
  • moving around an HTML document; Sprucing up our FAQ page; Time for action
  • making it fancy; We're almost there!; Time for action
  • adding some final touches; Summary; Chapter 4: Building an Interactive Navigation Menu; The horizontal drop-down menu; Time for action
  • creating a horizontal drop-down menu.
  • The vertical fly-out menuTime for action
  • creating a vertical fly-out menu; Customizing the navigation menu; :hover and .sfHover; Cascading inherited styles; Styling the :focus pseudoclass; Time for action
  • customizing Superfish menus; The hoverIntent plugin; Time for action
  • incorporating custom animation; Summary; Chapter 5: Showing Content in Lightboxes; Simple photo gallery; Time for action
  • setting up a simple photo gallery; Customizing Colorbox's behavior; Time for action
  • using a custom transition; Time for action
  • setting a fixed size; Time for action
  • creating a slideshow.
  • Fancy loginTime for action
  • creating a fancy login form; Video player; Time for action
  • showing a video in a lightbox; One-page web gallery; Time for action
  • creating a one-page web gallery; Summary; Chapter 6: Creating Slideshows and Sliders; Planning a slideshow or slider; A simple crossfade slideshow; Time for action
  • creating a simple crossfade slideshow; Using the Basic Slider plugin; Time for action
  • building a Basic Slider; Creating a Cycle2 slideshow; Time for action
  • building a slideshow with Cycle2; The Cycle2 carousel; Time for action
  • building a Cycle2 carousel.