There is always a minor problem when it comes to preloading image on a website. Nobody really has a full solution for it. There are a lot of preloaders available, but most of the time they only display the words: “Loading page” or have an animated image that spins. Why can’t there be a nice loading bar of some kind?
I’ve gotten a few request on how to make a preloader, or people asking me how to get all the images of a web page and preload them (even the images in CSS).
This preloader has it all. Loading bar, custom animations and getting all images included in the web page.
It’s time for another jQuery script from Gaya Design. This time I created an interactive menu, which can be used in CMSes, applications or just on your own website.
This post will show you how this script works and how to apply it in your own environment.
There hasn’t been a jQuery tutorial / script on Gaya Design for a while. This is because I’ve been working on this particular script for a while and have a lot of other scripts in development.
sNotify is a script which is particularly handy for people who are developing web applications. sNotify allows the developer to display notifications in a fast and easy way.
Since the launch of the new looks, I’ve been getting some requests on how to make the puffing smoke effect that you can see in the header.
Thinking it might be a funny effect, I’d like to take this opportunity to discuss this effect.
I wrote a post a while ago about gravity in jQuery. Thinking it was a rather funny effect, I thought I’d submit this article to a famous weblog to see if they would accept it. And what do you know: it’s now on ThemeForest’s blog In The Woods!
The article will show you how to fake gravity using jQuery, creating real life simulation of objects falling.
Read the post here:
http://blog.themeforest.net/tutorials/simulate-gravity-with-jquery/
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