Plugins

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jQuery Rotate

This is small plugin for animation of CSS3 Roate. You can use it if you don't need whole CSS3 Transformation, only roatation.

$('img').animate({rotate: '360'});

Download jquery.rotate.js.

jQuery Image Effects

A simple image effects library that adds smart effects to images for various events.

View a demonstration

Read the documentation

Skitter Slideshow

Skitter is a slideshow with various transition effects, and will still have more in future releases!

How to use:
$('#box_image').skitter();

HTML:

<div id="box_image">
    <ul>
        <li>
            <a href="http://codecanyon.net"><img src="images/01.jpg" class="block"></a>
            <div class="label_text">
                <p>Label</p>
            </div>
        </li>
        <li>
            <a href="http://activeden.net"><img src="images/02.jpg" class="cube"></a>
            <div class="label_text">
                <p>Label</p>
            </div>
        </li>
        <li>
            <a href="http://themeforest.net"><img src="images/03.jpg" class="default"></a>
            <div class="label_text">
                <p>Label</p>
            </div>
        </li>
    </ul>
</div>

Example:
http://thiagosf.net/projects/jquery/skitter/

jQuery Three Dee

The jQuery Three Dee project is a plugin that transforms plain text into eye-popping 3D text.

You'll need a pair of red/blue 3D glasses to view the 3D effect in this example.

Please let me know if you have any questions or comments as I am actively developing these plugins.

View a demonstration

Read the documentation

jQuery Sparkle - jQuery's DRY Plugin/Effect Framework

jQuery Sparkle is a simple but powerful DRY Plugin/Effect Framework aimed to simplify your jQuery development such that you no longer have to repeat yourself.

http://www.balupton.com/projects/jquery-sparkle

It already includes such extensions as:
- An EventCalendar built upon the jQuery UI DatePicker. (It also supports AJAX for loading events).
- jQuery Plugins for the Bespin and TinyMCE WYSIWYG editors.
- A SingleClick Event to easily capture a single click. Unlike the builtin click which fires for each and every click.
- String.prototype.queryStringToJSON to easily convert a QueryString into a JSON Object. Eg. "file.js?a=1" to {a:1}

Sabiland's Escapist Deluxe

Fully randomized graphics-animation jQuery plugin. Lot's of randomly selected presets on every-run.

1) Insert Canvas element
2) $('#myCanvas').escapistdeluxe();
3) $('#myCanvas').escapistdeluxe({ width: 333, height: 111, ticklength: 33 });

jQuery queueFn

Execute any jQuery method or arbitrary function in the animation queue. The first argument is either a function reference or the string name of a jQuery method, like “css” or “remove”. Any additional arguments will be passed into the specified method or function when it is executed. All queued functions execute, in order, in the default jQuery “fx” animation queue.

Full documentation, source, and examples are available on benalman.com.

jEffects

jEffects enhances user interaction by providing decorative effects. It’s all packaged into an intuitive jQuery plugin. It creates fireballs, bubbles, snow and stuff.

Please see the live preview to get a better idea of what it offers.

Image Desaturate

This plugin allow you to desaturate (convert to gray) images. Support of transparent png for IE is included (not compatible with other png fix plugins). Tested in:
IE 6,7,8
Firefox 3.6.3
Opera 10.53.6330
Google Chrome 5.0.375.70 beta

Domino Effect

Domino Effect is a one-trick-pony effects queue which strives to be a lightweight solution to one very basic and very common problem: running a single effect chain on multiple elements one-by-one, as if they were a carefully laid out stack of dominos.

To use it, you just build a wrapped set based on a selection and call one function that sets them all up as a stack. As long as you don’t need anything fancier, all the messy callback chains are handled for you. If you do need something fancier, then you probably won't be very happy with this trinket of whimsy.

It's only been tested in 1.4, but I can't select that version from the little box for some reason.