27 Feb 2025

This post showcases jQuery Page Peel effects, a dynamic web design technique mimicking the act of peeling a page from a book to reveal hidden content. While some older plugins are no longer available, this updated overview presents several options a

05 Mar 2025

JSFiddle: A convenient online jQuery code editor JSFiddle is a powerful online editor that facilitates developers to write, test and debug jQuery code. It uses a split-screen interface, which is used to enter HTML, CSS, and JavaScript/jQuery code respectively, and display the results in real time. This is very useful for testing code on non-personal computers or comparing code differences between different jQuery versions. In addition to jQuery, it also supports Mootools, Prototype, YUI, Glow, DOJO and other libraries. JSFiddle example JSFiddle FAQ JSFiddle and others online

05 Mar 2025

Gets the jQuery code snippet of the current web page title and store the title into a variable for use with other scripts. This title is displayed in the browser title bar. Use jQuery to get the full title of the current webpage and store it in a variable for code snippets to work with other scripts: jQuery(document).ready(function() { // Use jQuery var href = jQuery(location).attr('href'); jQuery('#this_title').html('>' href

01 Mar 2025

Practical online tools to improve JavaScript and jQuery code efficiency This article will share some practical online JavaScript and jQuery code tools to help you process your code more efficiently. Online jQuery code compression tool This tool is used to compress your JS code and can choose to include the latest version of jQuery.min file, thereby improving website loading speed. Compressed code means smaller file sizes, which in turn improves website loading speed. Online jQuery code formatting tool This tool converts compressed code back to a readable "pretty" format, and is also suitable for obfuscated/packaged code. More readable code means faster development speeds. Online jQuer

04 Mar 2025

This jQuery Moleskine Notebook animation, a slick "flash page layout" style page flip effect, showcases jQuery's power, flexibility, and speed. It leverages the jQuery Booklet Plugin. Advantages of this jQuery Notebook Animation: Lightwei

06 Mar 2025

Leverage jQuery for Effortless Web Page Layouts: 8 Essential Plugins jQuery simplifies web page layout significantly. This article highlights eight powerful jQuery plugins that streamline the process, particularly useful for manual website creation

04 Mar 2025

Complete Guide to Getting Current Web Page URL with jQuery This guide provides jQuery code snippets to get the full URL of the current web page and store it in a variable for use with other scripts. This URL is the same as the URL you see in the address bar. The following code snippet demonstrates how to get the URL of the current page using jQuery and pure JavaScript: $(document).ready(function() { // Use jQuery var url = $(location).attr('href'); // Using pure JavaScript

04 Mar 2025

Although jQuery itself cannot directly modify web page titles, the same effect can be easily achieved using pure JavaScript. The following JavaScript code snippet can modify the full title of the current web page (i.e. the title displayed in the browser title bar): document.title = 'New title'; FAQs about modifying page titles using jQuery (FAQs) How to modify the title of a specific page using jQuery? To modify the title of a specific page using jQuery, use the document.title property. This property allows you to get or set text in the title bar. Here is a simple example: $(document).re

03 Mar 2025

Using JavaScript to redirect web pages, you can choose to use jQuery or pure JavaScript. If you need to redirect immediately, you may prefer to use pure JavaScript. Redirection using pure JavaScript No jQuery is required, window.location.replace(…) can best simulate HTTP redirects. // Simulate behavior similar to HTTP redirection window.location.replace("http://jquery4u.com"); // Simulate the behavior of clicking on the link window.location