I saw this little widget being used on a couple of sites lately, and decided to try building one myself. Turned out to be pretty simple using jQuery and some css foo.
Tabbing has been common place on the Internet for some time now. Today web sites will make use of tabbing without the page having to reload with the addition of JavaScript.
Tabbed areas are lovely, but when you start getting to more than 3 or 4 different tabs, they start to get a little crowded. I think it makes sense to supply universally located Next/Previous buttons, so without even moving your cursor you can click through each of them.
Continue reading about jQuery UI Tabs with Next and Previous
My latest project involving jQuery was a bit tricky because I could not find anything that detailed how to generate a tab once a user clicked on a link, and then how to close that tab if the user clicked the close button.
Continue reading about Building jQuery Tabs That Open & Close
A couple weeks ago, I made this pull out slider thing using jQuery. (people use them as feedback tabs) I decided to try making it into a plugin for jQuery and here it is.
