Super Labels is a plugin for adding labels on top of input and select fields.
The plugin comes with several options, most of which are pretty straightforward and expected, and the easing option seems to bet the most useful in terms of design.
Super Labels is licensed under the generous MIT license.
3D CSS Earth is an experiment by LAB! which tries to create the planet earth using CSS3′s shading and layers.
Although the result is somewhat cube-based, it makes you wonder about the often abandoned possibilities of CSS.
The demo uses a modified version of PerspectiveTransform.js and some port libraries from Java.
Dynamo is a jQuery plugin for adding dynamic bits of content to your websites.
The plugin works by simply ‘cycling’ content up or down, e.g., replacing one word with another.
The subtle effect (well, its subtle-ness depends on where you use it) is great for adding variety to content, and perhaps for sparing a few adjectives here and there.
Pie Menu is a library for creating path menus.
It features a neat interface tool for on-the-flow pie menu visualization.
The plugin uses jQuery for creating the pie menu, but apparently weighs just about 1.8kb unminified.
The elements are, of course, linkable and have an ‘alt’ element.
Timeliner.js is a plugin for creating simple historical timelines.
Timeliner is great for an ‘About us’ page for a company/product website you’re developing.
The markup is rather simple as the developer himself implies, thus making Timeliner a small, nice plugin that will definitely find its use among developers and non-developers as well.
tablecloth.js is a plugin for styling HTML tables, and adding some simple customizations to them.
Tablecloth comes with four beautiful pre-made themes, and it’s rather easy to create your own.
This library is a very good alternative to the sometimes annoying, and almost always time consuming process of table styling.
At the moment tablecloth.js uses Bootstrap and jQuery, but the devs want to change that.
15 May, 2012
By Lauris Veips
