12 projects tagged "CSS"
wro4j is a project that will help you to easily improve your Web application page loading time. It can help you to keep your static resources (JavaScript and CSS) well organized, merge and minify them at run-time (using a simple filter) or build-time (using a Maven plugin), and has several features you may find useful when dealing with Web resources.
Light source is an object which can apply a shadow to page elements based on the position of a light. It takes the identifier of a page element and changes its CSS atttributes which define shadow parameters depending on the position of a light source relative to the target element and its children elements. The shadow can be generated either with the shape of the text elements or the whole box of the target element.
Texpand expands textarea input as the user types the text. It listens to the events triggered when the user types or delete text in a textarea input. The object can adjust the dimensions of the textarea input to make the text fit in the visible area of the input. The minimum or maximum width and height of the textarea input are configurable parameters.
Image Selector previews images defined in select input options. It can take as a parameter the identifier of a form select input element which has options set to the URLs of images to be picked by the user. The object can display the currently-selected image inside a preview page element. The object can also change the currently-selected image to move to the next, previous, first, last, or to any of the images in the list.
CSS fix is a class that can replace CSS properties with properties with browser-specific names. It can parse a CSS definition and find CSS properties that are not yet well supported by all browsers. The class can add browser-specific properties that are equivalent to the found properties. It also applies other fixes for different CSS browser-specific definitions..
jQuery.pidCrypt uses HTML5 localStorage or sessionStorage for implementing an RSA public keyring within the browser, allowing transparent asymmetric encryption of form submissions while protecting the keys with AES symmetric encryption. It is easy to implement and has numerous configurable options for pre, post, and error-handling callbacks.
Gravity animates HTML page elements using the laws of physics. It uses the Box2DWeb library to animate given page elements so they move, rotate, and collide. The gravity acceleration and direction are configurable. Given callback functions may be invoked when objects collide. Objects' speed and rotation may be affected when the user drags them using the mouse pointer. Each page element can be made static or animated. Animated page elements may include the respective children elements. The elements' friction and density properties can also be configured.
Whiteboard lets the user draw freehand graphics on a Web page. It can create a canvas object for the whiteboard (if one does not exist) and let the user draw on the canvas area by dragging the mouse around. The color, thickness, line join, and line cap of the drawing pen can be configured. The object can also clear the whiteboard, export the coordinates of the drawn lines, or import previously drawn lines.
SpotlightJS shows a spotlight over a Web page. It can create a transparent canvas on the top of the Web page with a dark area and a light rounded spot area which make the content below it appear as if it highlighted by a spotlight. The spotlight can be animated so it can move at a given speed. Callback functions may be invoked when the user drags the mouse over or clicks in the spotlight or the canvas area, as well when the animation starts and ends.
xLayers animates page elements stacked in different layers. It traverses the list of page elements of a given container element and changes their positioning properties so they appear stacked as layers on top of each other. Some elements may be explicitly excluded from becoming layers. The position and size of each layer can be adjusted by the user with the mouse or animated automatically at a given timing rate.
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