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Texgen.js – Procedural Texture Generator
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Texgen.js is a JavaScript library to create static or animated textures using HTML5 Canvas.
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Azexo-Composer-WYSIWYG
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This jQuery plugins for drag and drop HTML builder – compile Bootstrap based HTML and JS. Builder extract required JS code (about 0% – 15%) from itself and provide it with resulting HTML to allow initialization a third party JS libraries on frontend. Generated HTML contain “data” attributes which store JS libraries settings and helpers to allow parse document structure by editor.
List of features
Integrated front end content slider visual builder
Integrated front end grid visual builder
Every element can be animated via CSS3 engine (on appear, on hover, on click)
Every element can be animated via JS scroll animations engine (with easy to understand visual builder + parallax wizard to make parallax effect by few clicks)
Every element have base CSS settings editor
If you have JS skills you can create (via very easy API) any number of your custom elements which will be integrated into Azexo Composer page builder and will support all features listed above
List of elements
Row – Split content into columns (can have fixed image, parallax image or video as background)
Tabs – Bootstrap tabbed content
Accordion – Bootstrap accordion
Carousel – Content carousel (OWL carousel)
Layers – Free relative positioning contained elements
Scroll Menu – One page scroll menu
Text – A block of text with WYSIWYG editor
Icon – Vector icon
Image – Single image (adipoli, splits effects available)
Button – Bootstrap Button
Jumbotron – Showcase key content
Panel – Box for your content
Alert – Bootstrap Alert box
Separator – Horizontal separator line
Blockquote – Bootstrap Blockquote box
ProgressBar – Bootstrap Animated progress bar
Gallery – Responsive image gallery (masonry, flex slider, nivo slider)
Images carousel – Bootstrap Animated carousel with images
Video – Embed YouTube / Vimeo player
HTML – Output raw html code on your page
Countdown Timer
Circle counter
Counter
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Stitches : HTML5 Sprite Sheet Generator
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Stitches is an HTML5 sprite sheet generator. The current version is 1.3.5. Documentation is available here.
Implementation
After dependencies, Stitches requires a stylesheet, a script, and an HTML element to get the job done:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="css/stitches-1.3.5.min.css"> <script data-main="js/stitches.js" src="js/stitches-1.3.5.min.js"></script>
The sprite sheet generator is automatically created in elements that have the stitches class:
<div class="stitches"></div>
If you choose, any images that are a part of the initial markup will be loaded onto the canvas:
<div class="stitches"> <img src="img/test/github.png" data-name="github"/> <img src="img/test/gmail.png" data-name="gmail"/> <img src="img/test/linkedin.png" data-name="linkedin"/> <img src="img/test/stackoverflow.png" data-name="stackoverflow"/> <img src="img/test/tumblr.png" data-name="tumblr"/> <img src="img/test/twitter.png" data-name="twitter"/> </div>
Dependencies
jQuery 1.7.1, Modernizr 2.0.6, Bootstrap 2.3.0
<link rel="stylesheet" href="libs/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css"> <link rel="stylesheet" href="libs/bootstrap/css/bootstrap-responsive.min.css"> <script src="libs/jquery/jquery-1.7.1.min.js"></script> <script src="libs/modernizr/modernizr-2.0.6.min.js"></script> <script src="libs/bootstrap/js/bootstrap.min.js"></script>
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Html5 Bootstrap FileInput Plugin
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An enhanced HTML 5 file input for Bootstrap 3.x with file preview for images and text, multiple selection, and more. This plugin is inspired by this blog article and Jasny’s File Input plugin. The plugin enhances these concepts and simplifies the widget initialization with simple HTML markup on a file input. It also offers support for multiple file preview and previewing both images and text types.
Features
The plugin will convert a simple HTML file input to an advanced file picker control. Will help fallback to a normal HTML file input for browsers not supporting JQuery or Javascript.
The file input consists of the following three sections with options and templates to control the display:
file caption section: to display a brief information of the file(s) selected
file action buttons section: to browse, remove, and upload files.
file preview section: to display the selected files on client for preview (supports images and text file types). Other file types will be displayed as normal thumbnails.
The plugin automatically converts an input with type = file to an advanced file picker input if you set its class = file. All options to the input can be passed as HTML5 data attributes.
Ability to select and preview multiple files. Uses HTML 5 File reader API to read and preview files. Displays the progress of files being being loaded onto the preview zone, in case many files are chosen.
Offers predefined templates and CSS classes which can be changed to style your file-input display as per your needs.
With v1.5.0, you can now configure the plugin to show an initial preview of images/files with initial caption (more useful for record update scenarios). Refer the initialPreview and initialCaption properties in the plugin options section for configuring this.
Option to show/hide any or all of the following:
caption section
preview section
upload button
remove button
Customise the location of the target container elements to display the entire plugin, the caption container, the caption text, the preview container, preview image, and preview status.
For text file previews, autowrap the text to the thumbnail width, and show a wrap indicator link to display complete text on hover. You can customize the wrap indicator (which defaults to …).
Customise the messages for preview, progress, and files selected.
Upload action defaults to form submit. Supports an upload route/server action parameter for custom ajax based upload.
Triggers JQuery events for advanced development. Events currently available are filereset and fileclear.
Disabled and readonly file input support.
Size of the entire plugin is about 5KB if gzipped. The minified assets are less than 12KB (about 10KB for the minified JS and 2KB for the minified CSS).
Usage
Step 1: Load the following assets in your header.
<link href="http://netdna.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.1.0/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet"> <link href="path/to/css/fileinput.min.css" media="all" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> <script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.0/jquery.min.js"></script> <script src="path/to/js/fileinput.min.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
If you noticed, you need to load the jquery.min.js and bootstrap.min.css in addition to the fileinput.min.css and fileinput.min.js.
Step 2: Initialize the plugin on your page. For example,
// initialize with defaults $("#input-id").fileinput(); // with plugin options $("#input-id").fileinput('showUpload':false, 'previewFileType':'any');
The #input-id is the identifier for the input (e.g. type = file) on your page, which is hidden automatically by the plugin.
Alternatively, you can directly call the plugin options by setting data attributes to your input field.
<input id="input-id" type="file" class="file" data-preview-file-type="text" >
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Bootstrap video player – jQuery plugin
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A customizable HTML5 video player plugin for jQuery based on bootstrap UI.
Features:
- easy to Customize with css - support multiple videos in one page - simple use of HTML5 video tag - show pause/play button - show progress bar - show video timer - show & set volume value 1..10 - enable full screen button - enable auto hide control bar - enable auto play
Getting started
files to includes
<link href="assets/bootstrap/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet"> <link href="assets/css/video-default.css" rel="stylesheet"> <script type="text/javascript" src="assets/js/jquery-1.8.1.min.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="assets/js/jquery.video-ui.js"></script>
HTML markup structure
<div class="videoUiWrapper thumbnail"> <video width="370" height="214" id="demo1"> <source src="pathtovideo/video.ogv" type="video/ogg"> <source src="pathtovideo/video.mp4" type="video/mp4"> Your browser does not support the video tag. </video> </div>
Default setup Bootstrap video player
$('#demo1').videoUI();
Setup with some option
$('#demo1').videoUI( 'autoHide':false, 'volumeMedia': 1 );
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jQuery Simple Color Picker
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Yet another jQuery color picker. This plugin is unobtrusive and integrates well with Twitter Bootstrap (it works just fine without). The source code only requires jQuery and is about 200 lines of JavaScript and 100 lines of CSS.
How to use
Create a HTML select:
<select name="colorpicker"> <option value="#7bd148">Green</option> <option value="#5484ed">Bold blue</option> <option value="#a4bdfc">Blue</option> <option value="#46d6db">Turquoise</option> <option value="#7ae7bf">Light green</option> <option value="#51b749">Bold green</option> <option value="#fbd75b">Yellow</option> <option value="#ffb878">Orange</option> <option value="#ff887c">Red</option> <option value="#dc2127">Bold red</option> <option value="#dbadff">Purple</option> <option value="#e1e1e1">Gray</option> </select>
add the plugin files:
<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.js"></script> <script src="jquery.simplecolorpicker.js"></script> <link rel="stylesheet" href="jquery.simplecolorpicker.css">
then call the plugin:
$('select[name="colorpicker"]').simplecolorpicker(); $('select[name="colorpicker"]').simplecolorpicker('selectColor', '#7bd148'); $('select[name="colorpicker"]').simplecolorpicker('destroy');
and pass some options if needed:
$('select[name="colorpicker"]').simplecolorpicker( picker: true ).on('change', function() $(document.body).css('background-color', $('select[name="colorpicker"]').val()); );
Options
theme: font to use for the ok/check mark (default: ''), available themes: regularfont, fontawesome, glyphicons
picker: show the colors inside a picker instead of inline (default: false)
pickerDelay: show and hide animation delay in milliseconds (default: 0)
Browser support
Simplecolorpicker supports all modern browsers starting with Internet Explorer 8 included. It is recommended to not use any font theme with IE8.
HTML5 new color input
HTML5 provides a new input to select colors. Its implementation inside modern browsers is still lacking. The new color input does not provide any option to customize the color list and most of the time the widget is less user-friendly than the one provided by simplecolorpicker.
See http://slides.html5rocks.com/#new-form-types
See http://dev.w3.org/html5/markup/input.color.html#input.color
Bower
bower install jquery-simplecolorpicker
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Bootstrap Maxlength : jQuery Html5 maximum length field Plugin
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This plugin integrates by default with Twitter bootstrap using badges to display the maximum length of the field where the user is inserting text. This plugin uses the HTML5 attribute “maxlength” to work.
The indicator badge show up on focusing on the element, and disappear when the focus is lost.
Configurable options
alwaysShow: if true the threshold will be ignored and the remaining length indication will be always showing up while typing or on focus on the input. Default: false.
threshold: this is a number indicating how many chars are left to start displaying the indications. Default: 10.
warningClass: it’s the class of the element with the indicator. By default is the bootstrap “badge badge-info” but can be changed to anything you’d like.
limitReachedClass: it’s the class the element gets when the limit is reached. Default is “badge badge-warning”.
separator: represents the separator between the number of typed chars and total number of available chars. Default is “/”.
preText: is a string of text that can be outputted in front of the indicator. preText is empty by default.
postText: is a string outputted after the indicator. postText is empty by default.
showMaxLength: if false, will display just the number of typed characters, e.g. will not display the max length. Default: true.
showCharsTyped: if false, will display just the remaining length, e.g. will display remaining lenght instead of number of typed characters. Default: true.
placement: is a string, define where to output the counter. Possible values are: bottom ( default option ), left, top, right, bottom-right, top-right, top-left, bottom-left and centered-right.
message: an alternative way to provide the message text, i.e. ‘You have typed %charsTyped% chars, %charsRemaining% of %charsTotal% remaining’. %charsTyped%, %charsRemaining% and %charsTotal% will be replaced by the actual values. This overrides the options separator, preText, postText and showMaxLength.
utf8: if true the input will count using utf8 bytesize/encoding. For example: the ‘£’ character is counted as two characters.
Examples
Basic implementation:
$('input[maxlength]').maxlength();
Change the threshold value:
$('input.className').maxlength( threshold: 20 );
An example with all the configurable options:
$('input.className').maxlength( alwaysShow: true, threshold: 10, warningClass: "label label-info", limitReachedClass: "label label-warning", placement: 'top', preText: 'used ', separator: ' of ', postText: ' chars.' );
The same example using the message option:
$('input.className').maxlength( alwaysShow: true, threshold: 10, warningClass: "label label-info", limitReachedClass: "label label-warning", placement: 'top', message: 'used %charsTyped% of %charsTotal% chars.' );
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jqBootstrapValidation : jQuery validation plugin for bootstrap forms
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A JQuery validation framework for bootstrap forms.jqBootstrapValidation will scan for HTML5 validator attributes directly on the elements, plus any extra options specified via data attributes. By default, it will also sniff for native HTML5 form validation attributes, as detailed above.
If you decide this isn’t what you want, you can restrict jqBootstrapValidation to only data attributes by setting sniffHtml to false when calling it on your form elements.
It turns this
<inputtype=“email”id=“email”required>
<input
name=“emailAgain”
data-validation-matches-match=“email”
data-validation-matches-message=
“Must match email address entered above”
>
<input
type=“checkbox”
name=“terms-and-conditions”
required
data-validation-required-message=
“You must agree to the terms and conditions”
>
<inputtype=“checkbox”
name=“qualityControl[]“
value=“fast”
minchecked=“2″
data-validation-minchecked-message=“Choose two”
maxchecked=“2″
data-validation-maxchecked-message=
“You can’t have it all ways”
>
Installation
Download jqBootstrapValidation and include the script tags on your page:
<scriptsrc="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.7.2/jquery.min.js"></script><!-- or use local jquery --><scriptsrc="/js/jqBootstrapValidation.js"></script>
Apply the jqBootstrapValidation plugin to the elements you want validation applied to
<script> $(function() $("input,select,textarea").not("[type=submit]").jqBootstrapValidation(););</script>
jqBootstrapValidation will scan for HTML5 validator attributes directly on the elements, plus any extra options specified via data attributes. See below.
