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Use a drop-down option box to navigate to other Web pages. Short and sweet!

This is a simple method to require your visitors to fill out certain fields in a form. Just add the word "required" to each required field's name and your visitor must fill it out to submit the form.

Use this cookie to show your visitors what's new on your Web site since their last visit.

Randomly bounces an image, or anything within a DIV, across the page. Click on the image to start and stop it from moving. Cool!

Display news and announcements on your site. The text fades in and out, and can display active links for each item.

Display two or more rotating banners (480 x 60) in an infinite loop. Banners also link to advertised URLs.

This is a very nice animated dropdown menu. Highly customizable, using unobtrusive JavaScript and CSS. Easy to implement.

The script creates the breadcrumb hierarchy based on the directory tree. Let your visitor's know where they are on your Web site.

This is a highly customizable JavaScript library for easily turning your images into a collection viewable as a slideshow, and with fading effects, if desired. It also supports automatic thumbnail creation and tagging of images.

CANVAS is a new HTML element which can be used to draw graphics using JavaScript. This script will rotate an image a varying amount of degrees: 90, 180, -90, and back to 0. Can be used in many different ways.

In our 30th episode, we talk with Chris Coyier of CSS-Tricks. Chris also works for Wufoo, an online form builder service.  Chris talks about his inspiration for writing for CSS-Tricks and we look at his jQuery snippets, freebies and screen casts.  We learn what Wufoo is and talk about the new API [...]

We’d like to open up submissions for talks for our conferences in London and Boston. The dates are currently being firmed up, but currently we’re eyeing these days: London: Sept 13-14; Boston: Oct 16-17. Please fill out the form if you’re interested in speaking at either of these events. We will be sharing more information about [...]

Episode 28 – Remy Sharp Part 3 – jQuery for Designers In our final part with Remy Sharp we talk about his jQuery for Designers site. jQuery for Designers is a tutorial and screencast site which caters to designers and how to use jQuery to add interactive elements to your site. We discuss the [...]

We again sit down with Remy Sharp in this second of a three part interview. This week we talk with Remy about HTML5 and the future of the spec and how to work with HTML5 today with JavaScript shims. You can subscribe to the show in iTunes or via the raw RSS feed or you [...]

On Monday, July 5th, John Resig will be at the Seattle jQuery/JavaScript community meetup at Amazon’s brand new Van Vorst Meeting Center in South Lake Union for an afternoon of learning, openspace, hacking and, of course, pizza! The fun begins at 1pm with a quick keynote and explanation of open space technology then the group will [...]

This week Ralph Whitbeck and Rey Bango talked with jQuery Developer Relations team member, Remy Sharp. We had an awesome long conversation with Remy. We’ve broke up his interview into three episodes. In this first episode we talk with Remy about jsbin.com, a quick and easy way to test javascript with html [...]

This week Rey and I sat down with Menno Van Slooten at the Bay Area jQuery Conference 2010. Menno gave a presentation about automated UI testing and focused on a framework he has developed at eBuddy to do UI testing on our their web messenger. Rey is travelling to TXJS this week so I [...]

This week Ralph and Rey bring in the unicorns and unicows as we interview the hosts of the yayQuery podcast. We find out about their talks at the Bay Area jQuery Conference, status of yayQuery and the txjs Conference. This weeks plugin of the week, jQuery UI Tooltip and the tutorial of the week, Why [...]

We discovered a problem with the rss feed this morning. If you downloaded the show via iTunes/feed reader from Sunday till this morning you’ll want to redownload the show as the rss feed was downloading last weeks episode for this week. Problem fixed!! Sorry for the inconvenience! This week Ralph and Rey sat down [...]

This week we interview James Senior of Microsoft while in attendance at the Bay Area jQuery Conference. We also announce the new co-host who replaces Elijah, Rey Bango, Head of Developer Relations on the jQuery team. We also send out our thoughts to Elijah and his family as they live in the Nashville area and [...]

jquery: SysAdmin appreciation day today. Thank you jQuery Infrastructure team @mediatemple @appendto @jdsharp @mikehostetler @dougneiner

jquery: Build a web app in under 10KB - jQuery is allowed and not counted against you - have fun! http://bit.ly/caM8YB

jquery: "Create Your First jQuery Plugin Part 2: Revising your Plugin" from @ejquery http://bit.ly/9TKFov

jquery: Building a custom HTML5 video player with CSS3 and jQuery http://bit.ly/d0ZjYp

jquery: InputNotes jQuery Plugin http://bit.ly/cfO9HE

jquery: "jQuery Logo in CSS" by @DougNeiner http://bit.ly/9PwkKN *Awesome

jquery: "Create Your First jQuery Plugin Part 1: Transition From Everyday jQuery Code to Base Plugin" from @ejquery http://bit.ly/9TSmgV

jquery: "Recorded O'Reilly Webcast: 5 jQuery mistakes you're probably making in your project" by @jdsharp http://bit.ly/aWCBQq

jquery: "$.extend and $.data, more than just internal jQuery methods" by @posabsolute http://bit.ly/8ZJkz8

jquery: jQuery hashchange event v1.3 released, HTML5 onhashchange event never worked so good! http://bit.ly/cGrWb6