You can use jQuery AJAX to autocomplete data on the single or multiple elements when the user search or select value from an element.
It is a better way to allow the users to easily search for data in existing records and get required information e.g. get student details by their id, product details, etc.
In the demonstration, I am using jQuery UI to display a suggestion list and fetch details using PHP from the MySQL database table when a value from the suggestion list gets selected.
There are many sites that offer free weather widget for the website. That are easy to embed.
You only need to specify some of the mandatory fields for generating the code.
In this tutorial, I show you some of the website from their you can get weather widget for your site.
In CSS !important is used to increase the priority of a CSS property. This ignores the overriding properties.
In jQuery, you can use the css() method to manipulate style property of the selector but this doesn’t allow to set !important to property.
For example –
$('#txt').css('width', '100px !important');
The above code doesn’t work when you run it.
In this tutorial, I show how you can add !important to CSS property with jQuery.
You have seen on many Mobile apps when you pull down from the top and release it the content is been refreshed.
The common example of this you see in Chrome, Opera mini browser for mobile.
In this tutorial, I show how you can add a similar type of functionality to your web page in desktop view.
I will create two examples,
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