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create better interaction, design and web development with simple JavaScript techniques
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"Discover the new features available in jQuery 1.6 in this third update of this popular jQuery book"--Back cover
Exercises -- 5. Manipulating the DOM -- Manipulating attributes -- Non-class attributes -- Value callbacks -- DOM element properties -- DOM tree manipulation -- The () function revisited -- Creating new elements -- Inserting new elements -- Moving elements -- Wrapping elements -- Inverted insertion methods -- Copying elements -- Cloning for pull quotes -- Content getter and setter methods -- Further style adjustments -- DOM manipulation methods in a nutshell -- Summary -- Further reading -- Exercises -- 6. Sending Data with Ajax -- Loading data on demand -- Appending HTML -- Working with JavaScript objects -- Retrieving JSON.
Learning jQuery Third Edition -- Learning jQuery Third Edition -- Credits -- Foreword -- About the Authors -- About the Reviewers -- www.PacktPub.com -- Support files, eBooks, discount offers and more -- Why subscribe -- Free access for Packt account holders -- What This Book Covers -- What you need for this book -- Who this book is for -- History of the jQuery project -- Conventions -- Reader feedback -- Customer support -- Downloading the example code -- Errata -- Piracy -- Questions -- 1. Getting Started -- What jQuery does -- Why jQuery works well -- Our first jQuery-powered web page -- Downloading jQuery.
Rebinding eventsSimulating user interaction -- Keyboard events -- Summary -- Further reading -- Exercises -- 4. Styling and Animating -- Inline CSS modification -- Basic hide and show -- Effects and speed -- Speeding in -- Fading in and fading out -- Sliding up and sliding down -- Compound effects -- Creating custom animations -- Building effects by hand -- Animating multiple properties at once -- Positioning with CSS -- Simultaneous versus queued effects -- Working with a single set of elements -- Bypassing the queue -- Manual queueing -- Working with multiple sets of elements -- Callbacks -- In a nutshell -- Summary -- Further reading.
Setting up jQuery in an HTML documentAdding our jQuery code -- Finding the poem text -- Injecting the new class -- Executing the code -- The finished product -- Plain JavaScript vs. jQuery -- Development tools -- Firebug -- Summary -- 2. Selecting Elements -- The Document Object Model -- The () function -- CSS selectors -- Styling list-item levels -- Attribute selectors -- Styling links -- Custom selectors -- Styling alternate rows -- Form selectors -- DOM traversal methods -- Styling specific cells -- Chaining -- Accessing DOM elements -- Summary -- Further reading -- Exercises -- 3. Handling Events -- Performing tasks on page load.
Timing of code executionMultiple scripts on one page -- Shortcuts for code brevity -- Passing an argument to the .ready() callback -- Simple events -- A simple style switcher -- Enabling the other buttons -- Event handler context -- Further consolidation -- Shorthand events -- Compound events -- Showing and hiding advanced features -- Highlighting clickable items -- The journey of an event -- Side effects of event bubbling -- Altering the journey: the event object -- Event targets -- Stopping event propagation -- Default actions -- Event delegation -- Methods for event delegation -- Removing an event handler -- Event namespacing.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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