Tagged: placeholder
SumoSelect is a jquery plugin which beautifully renders a single or multiple HTML select element. it can be used for any device e.g for a android device the select will open the default android select popup and vice versa for other devices, and also if it fails to identify the device then it works according to screen resolution which results a select to open in a popup fashion ( like it happens on chrome on android ). its fully customizable and have many other features.
0.1.0
Released April 11, 2014
A jQuery plugin for generating placeholder text from Kanye West quotes.
1.0.3
Released September 9, 2014
A jQuery plugin for generating placeholder text from Kanye West quotes.
1.0.1
Released September 8, 2014
A mostly-CSS-with-a-bit-of-jQuery micro-plugin to emulate the placeholder attribute for contenteditable divs. The placeholder text cosmetically resembles an input’s placeholder. All markup used is valid. The placeholder text does not appear in the DOM. The placeholder text disappears when the `div` contains any text or when it has input focus.
0.1.1
Released February 8, 2013
A polyfill for the placeholder attribute, that also patches $.fn.val properly.
0.2.4
Released January 18, 2013
Multi-functional image preloader plugin for jQuery
1.0.8
Released April 6, 2014
Javascript Library to aid on creation of beautiful form elements
1.0.9
Released July 30, 2014
Audero Unified Placeholders is a very lightweight cross-browser jQuery plugin to emulate the HTML5 placeholder attribute on browsers that don't support it. This placeholder polyfill emulates perfectly the native behavior hiding the placeholders' text on the first input of the user and not on focus. In addition, it allows you to style the placeholders' texts using CSS and to override the browsers' native support (in those who had).
1.0.5
Released June 1, 2014
jQuery HTML5 Form Plugin
1.5.0
Released February 19, 2013
Provides a plugin to simplify working with HTML labels and HTML5 placeholders in form input tags. This plugin aims to simplify development of forms in which you want display input tags with HTML5 placeholders instead of label tags on clients that support HTML5 but fall back to label tags when the placeholder attribute isn't supported. You code your forms with standard label elements and then invoke this plugin to convert those labels into placeholders in screen reader friendly manner. The plugin operates using progressive enhancement to provide backwards compatibility with browsers lacking placeholder support.
1.2.1
Released February 17, 2014