My jQuery Plugins
I’ve amassed a few plugins over the last few years. Several of my more popular plugins have been merged into jQuery core in one form or another.
- batch
- Batch is a jQuery plugin that gives you the ability to batch the results of any jQuery method or plugin into an Array.
- bgiframe
- A jQuery plugin that helps ease the pain when having to deal with IE z-index issues.
- copyevents
- A jQuery plugin that provides method for copying events from one element to another.
- countable
- A jQuery plugin that provides an unobtrusive input and textarea character counter.
- each_slice
- jQuery plugin that lets you iterate the given function for each slice of
elements - expandable
- A jQuery plugin that auto-expands textareas to fit the contents as a user types.
- getfeed
- A jQuery plugin wrapper for using the Google feeds API.
- getscrollbarwidth
- A jQuery plugin to retrieve the width of a system scrollbar.
- gradient
- A jQuery plugin that adds a dynamically created configurable gradient to the background of an element without the use of images.
- mousewheel
- A jQuery plugin that adds cross-browser mouse wheel support.
- outerhtml
- A jQuery plugin for getting the outerHTML of an element.
- overlabel
- A jQuery plugin to help implement the over label technique described in Making Compact Forms More Accessible by Mike Brittain on ALA.
- scrollwindow
- A scroll window plugin for jQuery.
- spellcheck
- A jQuery plugin that adds spellcheck support to inputs using the Google spell checker API.
- swap
- A jQuery plugin to swap elements within the DOM.
- livequery
- Live Query utilizes the power of jQuery selectors by binding events or firing callbacks for matched elements auto-magically, even after the page has been loaded and the DOM updated.
- viewable
- A jQuery plugin that allows you to know when an element is in view and what percentage of the element is viewable.