。 This is a video series, I believe this way will be more vivid than the text, easier to learn. Come on, if you don't have a JS base and you want to learn jquery, look at this ...
have been afraid to learn jquery, because there is no JS base. However, ThemeForest blog wrote 9 jquery tutorials for the absolute novice. This is a video series, I believe this way will be more vivid than the text, easier to learn. Come on, if you don't have a JS base and you want to learn jquery, look at this and you'll feel like you have something to take home with you.
First day, start jquery Foundation
You know, everywhere you see "jquery ..." & "jquery which ...". Probably last year, these she has become the most amiable member of JavaScript world. But haven't you found a way to learn the damn thing? Do you feel that the existing tutorials let you know more about how to do rather than what you can actually do? If so, I think ThemeForest can help you.
Let's start by downloading this library, build the first feature, test, and do something else. → Read this article
The next day, the way of expression
Continue with yesterday's content, today is about "FadeIn", "Slidedown", and "show" These ways of presentation of the tutorial. and test jquery's "CSS" capabilities.
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On the third day, make the screen lively.
In this section we want to learn the vivid presentation method, and some related "gotchas" function. You will be able to learn how to change any element on the screen.
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Day Fourth, jquery helps you choose
How do I fix an unordered list? In this video, the author will tell you if you can select each entry in the unordered list by using the advanced selector, and touch the X-path.
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Day fifth, dynamic form
What to learn today is how to dynamically generate and delete elements. "Appendto ()", "Size ()", and "Remove ()" display will be introduced. Of course, if you encounter any problems, please go to ThemeForest to ask questions.
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Day sixth, lift and drop.
It's the 6th day! We'll look at how to use toggle () and Toggleclass () to get elements or classes to pull and drop.
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The seventh day, when the mouse passed jquery
Hey, a little parody. This section will talk about the hover () presentation, which allows you to write code to let the user's mouse through the surrounded elements, display the function/style. In addition, we will also look at a little bit about stimulating elements of knowledge.
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Day eighth, simulate picture pull
By a reader's request, this section will talk about how to simulate the display of image pull effect. This may seem a bit difficult. Next look, the author will tell you how to do it and tell you it's not hard to do.
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Day Nineth, let the user choose
In this tutorial video, I will show you how to achieve a click to make the font larger or smaller, which involves "slice", "parsefloat", and "CSS" javascript/jquery methods.
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