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PikaChoose! Gallery

November 21st, 2008

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Description

Pikachoose is a lightweight Jquery Image Gallery plugin that allows easy presentation of photos with options for slideshows, navigation buttons, and auto play. Pikachoose is designed to be easily installed, easy to setup, and well… all around easy. Creating an javascript image gallery shouldn’t be a complex thing. PikaChoose also comes packaged with SliderJS. Alot of people have been asking me for a carousel for PikaChoose, and SliderJS will fulfill your needs! Instructions are included in how to add SliderJS onto your slideshow, but its easy enough to figure out just by peeking at the source code in the included example. I’m positive you’ll choose PikaChoose as your javascript image gallery!

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Surprise Success

October 29th, 2008

It’s thoroughly amazing the attention my form validator plugin has received in the first week of its launch. Originally a small plugin I wrote for personal use, I was motivated to make it a releasable plugin by some co workers. I thought with the mass of validation tools out there that mine would get swept under the rug.
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Form Validator

October 20th, 2008

Description

Form Validator makes it easy to validate forms. Setup a couple different classes on your input fields and let quick contact take care of the rest. After setting up a couple simple settings form validator allows you to easily validate forms, or make a contact form in seconds.

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XML Feed Plugin

October 14th, 2008

Description

‘XML Feed’ is a Jquery plugin designed to allow you to post RSS feeds on your site. If you have multiple blogs this can make it easy to pull the feed from one and display it on your current page. Or use it to keep people up to date on your Twitter status (as I’ve done on Jeremy-Fry.com)

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Demo

The Twitter feed to the right is running using XML Feed but you can view all the example included in the archived files by going to this page. The graphics used in the examples are up for grabs and can be used as is on your own website

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