Tagged: dom

jQuery plugin for gentle animation of (list) elements being removed or added to the DOM. Inspired by the selfheal design pattern from Yahoo’s Design Pattern Library.

Allows useful callbacks to be fired at set “breakpoints” or window sizes reached upon resizing the viewport so as to create responsive web applications.

A simple jQuery plugin to get or set a node’s outer HTML, a la IE’s [formerly] proprietary `outerHTML` property on elements. Get the outer HTML contents of the first node in the set of matched elements or set the outer HTML contents of every matched node.

Get Outer HTML lets you get the “outer HTML” of an element, including the element itself, even in browsers that do not natively support that. This is a very small plugin which does not include a setter for those who don’t need a setter.

Find By Name provides a less bug-prone way to find elements by their name attribute. In particular, when the name attribute is stored in a variable it is very bug-prone to write a selector for it by hand every time.

Using $.cache (or $.domCache) may dramatically increase the performance of your web application by eliminating unnecessary DOM traversal. Manipulate the DOM (with event handling) more efficiently by referencing cached DOM elements.