Nowadays, reducing web page size to improve performance or to save bandwidth while still maintaining a good website design has become a pain for smart web developers or designers. This is because with the latest technologies that surfaced in the recent years ( JS Libraries, CSS3, HTML 5, etc. ) , developers tend to add more styling, effects through JavaScript or css in websites to make it more modern and stylish. The downside of this is that the web page size will increase and might take much time to load and on top of that, your server will use more bandwidth to deliver the content.
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Continue ReadingIf you are using Google Plus then you must have noticed the photo stack effect when you view your own album or someone else album.In this tutorial ,i will explain how you can achieve this effect powered by Jquery and CSS3 .If you have not yet join the bandwagon of Google Plus then you can request an invitation from a Google Plus Friend or use the link here .
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Continue ReadingGoogle Plus is now all over the web and that kick-ass user interface with no ads or stupid game is now threatening facebook directly.If you are a Jquery fan boy then you must have been wondering how to reproduce some of the awesome effects/features of Google Plus like me ! After some trial and error i have been able to reproduce the GPlus effect when you click on a post from your stream ( similar to facebook wall ) .
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Continue ReadingIf you have not read my previous post on creating a Facebook post to wall system then you should read it first. In this article, I will explain how I added code behind the “Share button” so that when clicked, it will post the content of the text area as wall post.
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