This component vertically scrolls a number of items within a container. Each page of items is pulled from a server which supplies JSON data.

I recently worked on a web application that required a step menu (AKA wizard menu). This menu has a varying amount of steps, dependent upon the type of user accessing the application. Because of that requirement, I needed to write a CSS menu that could easily be changed from 5 steps to 4, 3, or 2 steps. Since the web is full of CSS menus, I thought one of this sort would be rather easy to find. I was wrong. I never really found a good example of one. So, for those of you who have looked and come up short, here's an example.

A cool web based button generator to create web 2.0 style buttons.

Let's say that you take a lot of pictures. You take pictures, but you don't want to think about how to upload them. You'd really like an application to monitor a directory for new images, and then upload them to a server. That kind of rules out the browser - it's not going to be watching a directory on your desktop for image files, and then automatically uploading them. What about Apollo though? Couldn't an Apollo application monitor a directory for me? Sure! Lets make it happen

I needed a quick gallery solution for dropping images of my new niece up, and i didn't like pixel post. too much work. i whipped this up in about 2 hours. it uses prototype, moo.fx and some rudimentary php. it needs the gd extension for php, and write permissions on the folder with the pictures.

Hello, fellow web designer! This tutorial will teach you how to create low-bandwidth tab navigation on a web page using CSS. As an extra bonus you'll also learn how to switch tabs without loading the page more than once.

A rounded corner generator for divs, images etc.

Please view source to see code. Under MIT License.

Features:

* Fade, Slide and Wipe transitions.
* Loops
* Play, Stop, Next and Previous controls.
* Inits from array of image src's, a list of images on the page or using the href of an a tag like the lightbox.

Please view source to see code. Under MIT License.

Inspired by the cool sliding window thingy at Panic, I decided to whip something up that I could use on Curbly.

Slider.js depends on Prototype and effects.js (from the Scriptaculous library), and it's available for download here.

iconDock is a jQuery JavaScript library plugin that allows you to create a menu on your web like the Mac OS X operating system dock effect one.

It is based on the Google X menu, an approach that Google did to create this effect on the web.