10 New jQuery Plugins To Spice Up Your Website
written by Nikola LazarevicjQuery is an amazing JavaScript library that makes it easy to create wonderful web effects in just a few lines of code. It was released in January 2006 at BarCamp NYC by John Resig. jQuery is designed to change the way that you write JavaScript. Here are some stunning new jQuery plugins that will make your website fancy and cool.
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Lights Out – Dimming/Covering Background Content with jQuery
With this plugin you will be able to add pop up message boxes complete with dimmed background to your existing site.
Horinaja
Horinaja is a slide-show ready-to-use for scriptaculous/prototype or jQuery. Horinaja is innovant because he use your mouse wheel for a best navigation.
A jQuery Plugin to Create an Interactive, Filterable Portfolio
A jQuery Plugin to Create an Interactive, Filterable Portfolio. It is possible to filter through the big list to see articles that apply to certain categories.
QuickFlip 2: The jQuery Flipping Plugin
QuickFlip works by using an animation shortcut that is barely noticeable when flipped quickly (hence the name). It provides an attractive alternative to other slower and more resource heavy Flash and jQuery flip animations.
Animate a Contact Us Slide-Out Area using jQuery
Contact us pages are usually boring static pages with a form, not very exciting so what we’re going to do is place the contact us form at the top of the page and create a button that slides out and reveals the form when clicked.
In-Field Labels jQuery Plugin
This is a simple plugin that turns properly formatted HTML forms into forms with in-field label support. Labels fade when the field is focussed and disappear when text entry begins. Clearing a field and leaving brings back the label.
jQuery Cycle Plugin
Cool image transitions that were once possible in Flash only.
Fly-To-Basket Effect With jQuery
Chic fly-to-basket effect for shopping cart using jQuery.
Changing the Background Color of a Page using jQuery
Changes the background of site without having to load a separate stylesheet. jQuery allows you to manipulate html elements through the use of classes defined in CSS and it’s easier than you think.
Animate Curtains Opening with jQuery
It animates the opening of curtains with a good looking call to action.
Hope You enjoy this plugins!
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25 Comments
ADD COMMENTSam Mercs says:
August 10, 2009Neat list! Some of the plug-ins are really cool!
Brian Jørgensen says:
August 10, 2009Damn – Nice list man.
Thanks a lot for this.
surfer66 says:
August 10, 2009Thanks for the links!!!!
Philip Brunner says:
February 24, 2010Fantastic List of Plug-ins!
Laurent Falorni says:
March 16, 2010Wonderfuuuuuuul ! I think I will definitively give up my flash learning and concentrate on jQuery!!! Great list thanks again
sara cannon says:
March 16, 2010this is neat. never seen that portfolio one before. gonna check it out. thanks!
Gouri Shankar says:
March 16, 2010Very nice plugins. Thanks
David says:
March 16, 2010Nice collection of slick fx. The Cycle plugin is super easy to use.
Carson Shold says:
March 16, 2010Some cool ones there. I really like the contact drop down but am not a fan of the bounce. Anyone know if you can remove that and make it smoother?
c0de says:
March 16, 2010Very nice list!
Pali Madra says:
March 16, 2010I knew Jquery was great but this is mind blowing and some subtle tricks
Webfaced says:
March 16, 2010Great list of some really simple jQuery. As always I wish I had a use for all of them now! I think I’ll start with the flexible portfolio list, very cool!
Devoth says:
March 16, 2010Here’s another one you might find useful. It allows to easily create image based menus:
http://www.devoth.com/tutorials/imaginemenu_jquery_plugin.html
Leon says:
March 16, 2010Thanks for collecting these nice plugins! Will definitely give the contact-slide-out one a go
chris says:
March 16, 2010Tahnks for the nice Plugins. Think I’ll try the QuickFlip in the next days.
digitalvineyard says:
March 16, 2010Thanks. I can’t wait to try out some of these in new designs.
Teylor Feliz says:
March 16, 2010Good list to implement in portfolio websites.
visualhaze says:
March 17, 2010Great round-up! I’m impressed by Horinaja capabilities to scroll elements with the mouse reel. I’ ve also tryed using the (two fingers) swipe function on Mac laptop trackpads. Works perfectly.
At this point one question really bothers me, browsing with an iPad, will we be able to move elements of a web page without using any buttons? but simply moving them around?
Nikola Lazarevic says:
March 17, 2010Wow! Thank you all for stopping by :)
I’m glad you liked it so much, since this is an old post
Ludovic says:
March 17, 2010Thanks a lot! The list is very nice.
Kyle Keeling says:
March 17, 2010Fantastic list…I’m looking forward to messing around with jQuery instead of relying on Flash!
Mihai O. says:
March 23, 2010Great list :)
Aman says:
August 15, 2010hi
cool list but some plugin is missing.i have some new jQuery plugin please see this:-
http://jquery13.blogspot.com
Thanks
Aman
Las Vegas Web Design says:
August 31, 2010Nice roundup!
anadikt says:
December 17, 2010Tahnks for the nice Plugins.