Today I released a new jQuery plugin called Simply Smart Login Fields. It’s actually not that smart, in fact it’s really plain simple. It’s a plugin for adding default values to login form fields.
Adding default values to form fields can be useful in situations where the design doesn’t allow for a text label – for example when the login form is tucked neatly up in the top corner of a page.
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Yesterday Microsoft released to the world a platform preview of IE9. I’m sure you’ve read all about it by now, so what do we all think?
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A couple of weeks ago I threw together a simple jQuery plugin that provides a character or word counter for any textarea or input field form element.
The plugin’s options allow you to specify whether it counts characters or words, set a maximum character or word limit and choose the direction in which the counter counts (ie, from the maximum count down to zero, or vice versa).
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Monday, 15 September 2008
When using jQuery (or any other JavaScript library for that matter), have you ever wondered how to test whether an element exists using a selector? Well, maybe you haven’t, but I have – lots of times – so I thought I’d share how it’s done here because it’s not as simple as it seems.
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