It’s really easy to add an event listener in jQuery. It’s equally easy to remove an event listener. You might want to remove a listener because you don’t care to perform any actions on that event anymore, to reduce memory …
I couldn’t be more pleased to announce that I finished a brand new course for The Lodge. It’s called Learning jQuery From Scratch and I bet you can guess what it’s about. …
What if someone signs up for your web app and they type in their email address as [email protected]? They don’t notice, they never get their confirmation email, they never can log in again, the “forgot password” feature doesn’t work, …
Say you add some new element to the page and it pushes things around. That can happen instantly, but it helps your brain understand what just happened if the elements that were pushed away animate to their new position. Enter …
A question came up in a semi-recent ShopTalk episode about the use of jQuery in tutorials.
…Lately I’ve begun to realize how muddled the line between jQuery and JavaScript has become when learning about the language. It’s hard to find
It’s a common need in web apps: you click something and the text of the thing you just clicked changes. Perhaps something simple like a “Show” button that swaps to “Hide”, or “Expand Description” to “Collapse Description.” This is a …
I needed some tooltips for a thing. In looking around for a little inspiration, I didn’t have to go further than my dock…
Ever since I’ve published the article Dynamic Page / Replacing Content, I’ve gotten quite a few emails that come in from people who are trying to use it in conjunction with some other JavaScript stuff and having trouble. Most …
