Here’s another Slider from jquery:

Although there had been too many of this all over the net. but this one uses the Jquery UI, with added twist I was able to add a navigation and pagination on it…

Demo:

here

Download:

here

To use:


$('#featured1').SimpleTabSlider({
'speed' : 3000,
'navigation' : 'simple'
});


variable	value	description
speed	(int) miliseconds	The Speed in which the image rotates
navigation	(string/bol) simple extend	Bolean (true/false) : disable navigation simple: just the next and previous buttons extend: with pagination option

Credit to Emman Pubs for the CSS

html-5-2010 ver: beta 5

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version of wordpress defualt template (twenty ten) upgrade to HTML5 BOILERPLATE, this is a blank Unstyled template, more like a starter kit for theme developers out there…

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Disclaimer:

I had nothing to do with this technology, all credit goes to the people of HTML5 BOILERPLATE and Team WordPress, I simply incorporated both technology for my own, and some might want to use it.

Download:

ver: beta 5

Issues:

• I don’t see my changes on other browser other than opera, weird probably the cache…
  

Welcome to Web on a nutshell, in case you’re wondering why is it “On a nutshell” rather than “In a nutshell” is because of my poor grammar with the English language I don’t consider the web can be concise. It’s like an entirely new universe out there, and everyday it grows, and boom! we have a new star being born out of nowhere, new language, new technology etc. etc. And by this we also see the old dies, diminished, and obsolete… And some just refuses to die! (damn you IE6!!!).

So yes… It is vast and growing… I am here not as “A hitch hikers guide to the multiverse of web”. I am just an observer, a practitioner of the ancient code. An overseer, that sees through the latest and just like you, or anyone on cybervillages out there, trying to catch up on this changes… without having my personal life getting eaten away.

What do I have in store? for starter, I’m planning to jump in to the latest HTML 5, and CSS 3 standard. So expect more about this, and some freebies perhaps, on my next posts!

Cheers!