Posts Tagged ‘javascript’
How to: integrate Facebook Open Graph Protocol into your WordPress theme
www.werewp.com - Here is a detailed tutorial on how to integrate the Facebook new features in a proper way on your WordPress website. It details the different steps to add customized meta tags as well as the integration of the Javascript SDK ... read more ›
Using jQuery With WordPress: A Quick Crash Course and Performance Tips
wpmu.org - The first foundational item you will need in order to start adding jQuery effects to your WordPress site(s) is how to include jQuery in your theme. This article tells you how to tap into Google’s AJAX Libraries API to increase ... read more ›
Javascript and WordPress — The Definitive Guide
matty.co.za - A guide explaining the correct way to enqueue Javascript in WordPress plugins and themes. Avoid Javascript conflict and streamline theme and plugin load times. read more ›
BM Top Link – new plugin
www.binarymoon.co.uk - BM Top Link is a simple plugin that adds a small button to your blog to link people to the top of your site. The button fades in only when it needs to be seen, and everything is smoothly animated ... read more ›
Part 3: Making A Dynamic WordPress jQuery Featured Post Slider Tutorial
new2wp.com - This is the 3rd and final part to my 3 part tutorial series on how to create a dynamic featured posts slider using jQuery, that works without JavaScript. In this tutorial, I'll show how to combine what I went over ... read more ›
Using jQuery To Create Parallax Scrolling Backgrounds
stephenmcintyre.net - Demonstration on using jQuery and CSS techniques to create scrolling backgrounds. Here we layer backgrounds on top of each other and change their horizontal position to move them past the viewing area. It also uses different multipliers to move the ... read more ›
Open Windows in HTML with Standards Compliance
stephenmcintyre.net - When opening new windows from your web page that link to external files, a common practice is to open them in a new window as not to deter the user from your site. One method to do this in the past ... read more ›
