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By nitin on March 13, 2010
When we want to show lots of content in limited screen space, Slideshows comes to rescue. Making use of slideshows is the optimal way to present large amount of information. In this post i'll walk you through the process of making a very simple(minimilistic) slideshow using Mootools / Jquery.
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Posted in CSS, Javascript, Uncategorized | Tagged CSS, Gallery, HTML, Javascript, jquery, mootools, Photo, Slideshow |
By nitin on January 3, 2010
Google URL Shortener at goo.gl is a service that takes long URLs and squeezes them into fewer characters to make a link that is easier to share, tweet, or email to friends. [official announcement]
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Posted in Tips & Tricks | Tagged bookmarklet, google, Javascript, url, url shortner |
By nitin on November 21, 2009
Some days back I wrote a post regarding "Beautiful Thumbnail Hover Effect". On getting such a good response about the javascript effect I am again presenting a different thumbnail presentation.
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Posted in CSS, Javascript | Tagged CSS, Effect, hover, Javascript, mootools, Thumbnail |
By nitin on October 29, 2009
You would have often seen various attempts to make hyperlink more beautiful. One of my personal favorite is to have little icons beside links to let you know where they link to.
Different icons for external links, pdfs, images, etc. etc. You can find the tutorial for such link over here.
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Posted in CSS, Javascript | Tagged CSS, Hyperlink, Javascript, jquery, Link, mootools, Sexy |
By nitin on October 11, 2009
Torrentz.com is a great site. It is a basically a one stop destination for any torrent search. I personally find it very useful as it automatically syndicate all the torrents from various sites like piratebay, mininova, demonoid etc.
Before downloading any movie from torrent I usually check its rating, synopsis & star cast on IMDB. I find this process very cumbersome and boring to search each movie on IMDB. To ease out this process I searched for a GM Script(GreaseMonkey Script). I found one, but it wasn't perfect so I have modified it. Continue reading…
Posted in Hack, Javascript | Tagged Firefox, GM, GreaseMonkey, IMDB, Javascript, rating, Torrentz |
By nitin on October 1, 2009
Thumbnails of photos is very common part of any website. We have seen a lot of innovation and beautiful representation of thumbnails. Recently I came across a beautiful hover effect on thumbnails. Without saying much first see what is this effect.
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Posted in CSS, Javascript | Tagged CSS, Effect, hover, Javascript, mootools, Thumbnail |
By nitin on April 10, 2009
For one of my project I needed IP geolocation database. While surfing I came to realize that there is a very good database available at iplocationtools.com. This website also provides XML API for this. This API can be accessed found at : IP Location API. However, for this particular project a needed some javascript API. My bad luck I couldn't find one. So, I myself made that API (using iplocation database), Hope it will help you as well. Continue reading…
Posted in Javascript | Tagged api, geolocation, google maps, IP Address, Javascript, json, maps |
By nitin on March 5, 2009
As we all know that Google took Chrome out of beta almost a month back, but still there is a strong feeling that there is a long way to go for the browser if it has to compete with other browers such as Firefox. The biggest feature that is missing in Chrome/IE is lack of addons support. So in place of using addons I am using bookmarklets a lot more now.
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Posted in Tips & Tricks | Tagged bookmarklet, chrome, google chrome, ie, internet explorer, Javascript |
By nitin on February 16, 2009
While visiting various sites (specially those fucking Raja Sen Movie reviews), I at times need dictionary. When I don’t know meaning of any word I have to open dictionay.com and than search for it.
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Posted in Javascript | Tagged answers, bookmarklet, dbl-click, dictionary, double-click, Javascript |
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