Wijmo is a complete kit of over 40 UI widgets with everything from interactive menus to rich charts. If you know jQuery, you know Wijmo. Every widget is hand-crafted and includes premium themes.
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Widgets – iframe vs. inline
When writing a widget, should you use an iFrame or make the widget inline?
Using JavaScript and CSS with your WordPress Plugin
A lot of plugins nowadays are more reliant on JavaScript and Cascading Style Sheets. It is important to separate your JavaScript and CSS into separate files so that the plugin is easier to maintain. This portion of the series will cover how to load JavaScript and CSS files for your plugin.
Adding Custom Widgets and Page Templates with WordPress
Step 1: Adding A New Widget Area First thing we need to do is add our new widget area. To do this you will need to open the function.php file (or create one and put in into your theme folder if you don’t have one yet) and add this bit of code:
“Who Is Online” Widget With PHP, MySQL & jQuery
For this week’s tutorial, we are taking a look at our ever-so-interesting inbox. It all started with a letter from one of our readers a couple of weeks ago:
Add OpenSearch to your site
Firefox 2 and Internet Explorer 7 both support OpenSearch as a way of customizing the browser’s search box. And you can make all three work together in five minutes. No programming required. Check this out: