Ever want to replicate the iPhone scrolling experience in your browser? Well I thought it would be a novel idea so I whipped together a small jQuery plug-in that turns any overflowed block element into a scrollable pane.
Continue reading about An iPhone Scrolling Plugin for jQuery
One thing I love about love about Safari on the iPhone is that Safari provides a darkened background effect when you click a link. It is the most subtle of details but just enforces than an action is taking place. So why not implement that on any page? We can easily do so using MooTools or jQuery.
Continue reading about iPhone Click Effect Using MooTools or jQuery
In this tutorial I will purely be looking at making a simple ajax request using the functionality of the iPhone buttons to trigger a script to return a string based on whether the switch is on or off. You need to include the jquery.iphone-switch.js file along with jquery which is in the download.
This is JavaScript library for prototype iPhone interface on web pages.
This plugin adds Apple iPod/iPhone (firmware 2.0+) flick/scroll functionality to jQuery. Use built in Touch methods including ontouchstart, ontouchend and ontouchmove.
