Numberfier: add line numbers to your textareas
Numberfier is a jQuery plugin which adds line number support for nominated textareas. It is most useful for sites that wish to show code snippets, or allow users to write code. Line numbers appear in a left column appended before the textarea, and update on insertion or modification of the textarea's content.
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Browser and plugin sniffer (BAPS) is a tool to detect factors regarding a user's environment, such as browser, version, language, plugins and more. Browser sniffing is famously fiddley due to a lack of consistent implementation by browser vendors (until recently, even jQuery had given up trying to consolidate this with its $.browser object). This script aims for reliable detection. It sets a global variable, baps, an object through which the various pieces of data can be accessed.
1 comments | post newXML Tree - visualise and traverse your XML
XMLTree is a utility for visualising and traversing XML in tree format. The script creates the tree from a specified XML file or from manually-fed XML. Callback functions can be specified to fire as you traverse the tree, to which are automatically passed the node you clicked, and its XPath. It is also possible to deep link to a point or points within the tree. Multiple trees on one page are supported.
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Bouncy text is a jQuery plugin that animates text, bouncing each letter matched in the selector at random intervals. A pointless, if slightly fun method to make your page a little quirky.
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This carousel and featured-content rotator excels in two areas: firstly, it serves both video and graphic content, and secondly, it is super-customisable in terms of where the three components of the carousel - namely the slides, the tabs and the 'more info' area - are positioned within it. An XML file controls all behavioral and visual aspects of the carousel, though default settings can be overridden at the point of instantiation.
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