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horinaja

Submitted by dM on July 25, 2009 - 8:22am

horinaja is a slider who use the mouse wheel !
pagination true or false :)

horinaja need another plugin :
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/timers (include)
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/mousewheel

jLayout ― Layout algorithms plugin for jQuery

Submitted by bram.stein on August 8, 2008 - 11:24pm

The jLayout jQuery plugin provides four layout algorithms for laying out HTML elements in web pages. The first is border, which lays out components in five different regions. The second algorithm is grid, which lays out components in a user defined grid. The third algorithm is flexGrid, which lays out components in a grid with flexible column and row sizes. The fourth and last algorithm is flow, which lays out components in rows with components overflowing to new rows if there is not enough horizontal space. The plugin allows you to lay out your elements with as little code as possible, and behaves correctly when used with margins, padding and borders.

Flexify

Submitted by tiles on July 13, 2008 - 9:09pm

Flexify is a jQuery plugin which allows web authors to create fluid, full-page, flexible layouts for their web applications. Overlaying the CSS box model, Flexify lets you specify flexible dimensions for content, margin, padding, borders, or position, by taking up all available space on a page. Additionally, Flexify can define whether an elements displays its children vertically (the default) or horizontally, creating rows or columns of elements.

Introduction

Flexify adds the flow and flex functions to jQuery. The former allows you to specify whether an element has vertical or horizontal 'flow', changing the orientation of how its children are displayed. The latter lets you specify which CSS properties should 'flex' and take up all available space.

Example

Using the following page: