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jQuery image comparison slider plugin ( before-after ) allows you to place two images on top of each other and use a draggable slider to hide and reveal each image. This is especially useful for …

The most common use of jQuery progress bar plugin is to display level of completion of some kind of process, like loading, copying or installation, but it can also be used as a bar graph, …

jQuery banner rotator plugins enable you to rotate your images and text in elegant style. You can create responsive image galleries, slideshows with the help of these banner rotator plugins and give a new and …

Query Auto-Complete plugin allows you to easily create autocomplete/autosuggest boxes for text input fields. When you do a search, your search engine suggests terms. When you type a new e-mail message, your mail client suggests …

jQuery text effect plugins enable you to perform various animations and effects on web content like rotate, scroll, flip, highlight, color, drop cap, bounce and much more. In this article you will find some of …

jQuery popup plugins enable you to create several alerts, warnings, errors and static content, media files, webpages , messages, forms etc in a nice looking overlay. In this post, we would like to introduce you …

Navigation system is a key element for a website, a proper and easy navigation system allows visitors to navigate through entire website without any hassle. There are plethora of plugins out there by which you …

The usage of images in web pages is sometimes difficult as, in order to keep the story going, we may need to keep the content/image ratio at a specific level. However, more images are always …

jQuery animation plugins enable you to create various beautiful animations for your websites, you can create scroll animations, text animations, movie type animations, hover animations and much more. In this article you will find some …

Fixing the element in a website is quite common; bloggers use this method to monetize their blogs to earn more money. This is called a sticky element where such elements remain fixed when users scroll …