Easily converts your contents into ajax

Dynamically load your content and automatically convert any link to be loaded through ajax, as easy as:



$('#myDiv').ajaxize({url: '/i/want/allthis/ajaxized'});

You supply an URL and the element will be populated with the returned content, and all the links inside will be also handled by Ajaxize so you can forget about typing tons of javascript functions just to accomplish something that could be easier.



Useful when you want to do ajax pagination, image galleries, browsing, etc.

And...

If you want to avoid some links to be handled and loaded through ajax, just apply the "notAjax" class. Example:

<a href="http://google.com" class="notAjax">Google without ajax</a>

This is a highly configurable accessibility plugin to control the font-size of your content dynamically.
See: Screenshot
This plugin changes the font-size of your content by clicking on a link i.e. 'a' tags (one each for increasing & decreasing the size).
You only need to specify the name of the container div or element of the content & need not specify every basic element like h2, p, span, etc. inside the container.
The font-size to the mentioned container must be specified in "px" in CSS (16px recommended but not compulsory). All the other elements inside must have font-sizes specified in either 'em' or '%'.

Thanks to all for provided the grown work.

Features:

- dynamically load a script or stylesheet
- check if a script or stylesheet as been previously loaded
- preconfigure plugins with multiple files and preloaders
- preconfigure selectors to load plugins
- preconfigure jQuery extensions to dynamically load plugins

Functions

$.included(file) - checks if the file has been already included
$.include(file,force|callback) - includes the file into the header. if force is specified then its include in the body
$.plugin(options) -
id: plugin id
js: script(s) to be included
css: stylesheet(s) to be include
sel: jQuery selector(s) to preload plugin
ext: jQuery function extender(s)
fn: jQuery element function extender(s)
$.plugins({path,plugins}|plugins) - preconfigure multiple plugins. You can also provide a base path to simplify their definition
$.requires(id,callback) - load a plugin

Example

This plugin automatically adds a column with row count. Thus making your tables more readable and keeping your markup/metadata clean.

The use:

With options:

jQuery.cloneField is a plugin that provides you with easy, dynamic form field (or any other DOM element, really) duplication and removal.

Its main purpose is to allow the duplication of a specific field (or fields) within a form, usually a file upload field (think gmail attachments).

It's really simple to use. Just create a button (<a>, <button>, <span>, <p>, whatever, really) immediately BEFORE the field(s) to clone and apply the clonefield plugin to it, passing the desired jQuery elements as the first parameter.

It's that simple.

$.cloneField has a number of customizable parameters that you can pass as a second argument.

allowRemove: true, // allow removal of cloned elements; automatically creates removal button based on "add" button markup to create consistency
removeLabel: "Remove", // text for removal button
maxClones: 0, // maximum number of cloned fields