Posts Tagged ‘Tutorial’
Posted on September 12, 2009 - by ruby
How to embed plurk status in wordpress blog
I had signup with plurk a year ago but haven’t “plurking” since i use twitter a lot, and for me both of them were created for same purpose, microblogging, sharing what you’re up to in few sentences and follow what your friends up to. Today i had re-theming my personal blog and use free seven five wordpress theme by press75 which is very simple and already integrated with twitter status, delicious bookmarks, and external RSS feed, then i thinks its good to add plurk also.
Theres a wordpress plugin to achieve this purpose already, but here i only need to fetch status update, and dont need any widget or possibility to update my status from my blog, and here we go,
Posted on May 20, 2009 - by ruby
Gmail/Facebook Style jQuery Chat
jQuery chat module enables you to seamlessly integrate Gmail/Facebook style chat into your existing website.
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Posted on May 17, 2009 - by ruby
Autolink with classic asp & regular expression
Simple implementation of regular expression in Classic ASP script to create link from text (autolink), this is useful when you need to turn a bunch of text to be a clickable link when it is in a valid url format. Uses Regexp replace method.
Posted on May 17, 2009 - by ruby
Classic ASP (VBscript) class create short url
Classic ASP class to shortenize URL via TinyURL, bit.ly, is.gd service. Here you will learn also how to use microsoft XMLHTTP object, access remote page via Classic ASP script.
Posted on May 17, 2009 - by ruby
Update Twitter using Classic ASP (VBScript)
Simple tutorial to update twitter status via twitter API and Classic ASP (VBScript) and directly shortenize url using TinyURL service, uses COM Object Microsoft XMLHTTP.
Posted on April 15, 2009 - by ruby
How to Spot Quality within Web Design: Examples & Tips
Have seen a lot of terms of “high quality design” but there are no standard valuations of design quality, yes in the end it is depend on personal taste but wefunction has published a great tutorial in detail about tips to create a high quality web design along with real examples.
A lot of checklist includes: spacing, pixel perfect details, Typography, Organization of elements, and so on. just check it out
Posted on April 5, 2009 - by ruby
Create Sliding Image Caption with jQuery
Sam Dunn published an article about how to create a neat sliding box image caption using jQuery at buildinternet.com. The idea is very simple as you may have seen in many portfolio websites out there, giving a cool caption to an image by adding a cover (block HTML element) with sliding animation ($.animate()) to show short description about the image.
Detail step by step tutorial available here and you could see it in action here
Posted on March 12, 2009 - by webmaster
Make jQuery plugin customizable
James Padolsey at learningjquery.com has shown us how to achieve the “optimum level” of customization to jQuery plugin, with few main points:
- Don’t create plugin-specific syntax
- Give full control of DOM elements
- Provide callback capabilities
And few considerations to be double checked:
- Flexibility: How many situations will your plugin be able to deal with?
- Size: Does the size of your plugin correspond to its level of functionality? I.e. Would you use a very basic tooltip plugin if it was 20k in size? – Probably not!
- Performance: Does your plugin heavily process the options in any way? Does this effect speed? Is the overhead caused worth it for the end user?
Posted on March 12, 2009 - by webmaster
Switch CSS Display with jQuery
Soh Tanaka at Designm.ag published a tutorial about how to switch layout between thumbnails view to summary view and reverse using CSS & jQuery (check out the demo).
Very simple technique but excellent result which will give an options to your visitors to explore your page either with thumbnails gallery view or summary list view easily.
Posted on February 7, 2009 - by webmaster
PHP Currency Converter via Yahoo Finance
I have posted sample of PHP script to do rate conversion based on Google Finance rates, now this is the same PHP functionality but based on Yahoo Finance rates.
