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520 | 8 | |a Annotation |b Using jQuery you can create impressive animations and interactions which are simple to understand and easy to use. WordPress is the leading publishing platform that can be customized to power any type of site you like. But when you combine the power of jQuery with WordPress_the possibilities are infinite. The combination creates a powerhouse of possibilities for generating top-notch, professional websites with great usability features and eye catching visual enhancements.<br /><br />This easy-to-use guide will walk you through the ins and outs of creating sophisticated, professional enhancements and features, specially tailored to take advantage of the WordPress personal publishing platform. It will walk you through clear, step-by-step instructions to build several custom jQuery solutions for various types of hypothetical clients and also show you how to create a jQuery and WordPress Plugin. This book covers step-by-step instructions for creating robust and flexible jQuery solutions for today's top site enhancements: expanding/sliding content, rotating slideshows and other animation tricks, great uses of jQuery's UI plugin widgets as well as AJAX techniques. Along with these it will also show you best practices for jQuery and WordPress development.<br /><br />That means, you'll learn how to implement just about any jQuery enhancement you can dream of on a WordPress site and also learn how to do it with minimal edits to the site's theme and while allowing the site's content editors to continue adding content the way they've always been (usually with the WYSIWYG editor), and never having to worry that they'll forget or not know how to add a special attribute or custom HTML to a post to make the jQuery feature work.<br /><br />From development tools and setting up your WordPress sandbox, through enhancement tips and suggestions, to coding, testing and debugging, and ensuring that the WordPress content editor's workflow isn't interrupted by having to accommodate an enhancement with special HTML, this book covers the best practices for not only jQuery development but specifically jQuery within WordPress development.<br /><br />Expert help on getting started with and using jQuery, the most user friendly JavaScript library to enhance your WordPress site. | |
505 | 0 | |a Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewer; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Getting Started: WordPress and jQuery; This book's approach; Core fundamentals you need to know; WordPress; Basic programming; JavaScript and AJAX techniques; PHP; Essential tools; Code/HTML editor; Firefox; Web Developer toolbar; Firebug; Not essential, but helpful: Image editor; jQuery background and essentials; What jQuery does (really well); How we got here: From JavaScript to jQuery; Once upon a time, there was JavaScript; Why jQuery is simpler than JavaScript | |
505 | 8 | |a Understanding the jQuery wrapperGetting started with jQuery; Downloading from the jQuery site; Including the jQuery library; WordPress background and essentials; Overview of WordPress; Essentials for getting WordPress running; Using WAMP; Using MAMP; Choosing a hosting provider; Rolling out WordPress; jQuery and WordPress: Putting it all together; Summary; Chapter 2: Working with jQuery in WordPress; Getting jQuery into WordPress; jQuery now comes bundled with WordPress; Registering jQuery in a WP theme; Avoiding problems registering jQuery; Using Google's CDN | |
505 | 8 | |a Registering and including jQuery through Google's CDN into a themeUsing WordPress' bundled jQuery versus including your own jQuery download or using Google's CDN; Keeping conflicts out!; Setting your own jQuery variable; But I really want to use the variable!; Launching a jQuery script; Our first WordPress and jQuery setup; Registering jQuery in our setup; Registering your own custom script file; Setting up the custom-jquery file; jQuery secret weapon #1: Using selectors and filters; Selecting anything you want from the document; Filtering those selections; Basic filters; Child filters | |
505 | 8 | |a Content filtersForm filters; Attribute filters; Visibility; jQuery secret weapon #2: Manipulating CSS and elements in the DOM; Manipulating CSS; Manipulating attributes; Manipulating elements and content; Working with the DOM; jQuery secret weapon #3: Events and effects (aka: the icing on the cake); Working with events; Helpers are so helpful!; Working with bind, unbind, and the event object; Adding effects; Showing and hiding; Sliding in and out; Fading in and out; Working with the animate function; Making it all easy with statement chaining | |
505 | 8 | |a Our First Project: Expanding/collapsing WordPress postsKeeping jQuery readable; Summary; Chapter 3: Digging Deeper: Understanding jQuery and WordPress Together; Two ways to ""plugin"" jQuery into a WordPress site; WordPress themes overview; WordPress plugins overview; jQuery plugins overview; The basics of a WordPress theme; Understanding the template's hierarchy; A whole new theme; The Loop; Tags and hooks; Conditional tags; Template include tags; Plugin hooks; Project: Editing the main loop and sidebar in the default theme; Changing the loop; Changing the sidebar | |
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contents | Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewer; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Getting Started: WordPress and jQuery; This book's approach; Core fundamentals you need to know; WordPress; Basic programming; JavaScript and AJAX techniques; PHP; Essential tools; Code/HTML editor; Firefox; Web Developer toolbar; Firebug; Not essential, but helpful: Image editor; jQuery background and essentials; What jQuery does (really well); How we got here: From JavaScript to jQuery; Once upon a time, there was JavaScript; Why jQuery is simpler than JavaScript Understanding the jQuery wrapperGetting started with jQuery; Downloading from the jQuery site; Including the jQuery library; WordPress background and essentials; Overview of WordPress; Essentials for getting WordPress running; Using WAMP; Using MAMP; Choosing a hosting provider; Rolling out WordPress; jQuery and WordPress: Putting it all together; Summary; Chapter 2: Working with jQuery in WordPress; Getting jQuery into WordPress; jQuery now comes bundled with WordPress; Registering jQuery in a WP theme; Avoiding problems registering jQuery; Using Google's CDN Registering and including jQuery through Google's CDN into a themeUsing WordPress' bundled jQuery versus including your own jQuery download or using Google's CDN; Keeping conflicts out!; Setting your own jQuery variable; But I really want to use the variable!; Launching a jQuery script; Our first WordPress and jQuery setup; Registering jQuery in our setup; Registering your own custom script file; Setting up the custom-jquery file; jQuery secret weapon #1: Using selectors and filters; Selecting anything you want from the document; Filtering those selections; Basic filters; Child filters Content filtersForm filters; Attribute filters; Visibility; jQuery secret weapon #2: Manipulating CSS and elements in the DOM; Manipulating CSS; Manipulating attributes; Manipulating elements and content; Working with the DOM; jQuery secret weapon #3: Events and effects (aka: the icing on the cake); Working with events; Helpers are so helpful!; Working with bind, unbind, and the event object; Adding effects; Showing and hiding; Sliding in and out; Fading in and out; Working with the animate function; Making it all easy with statement chaining Our First Project: Expanding/collapsing WordPress postsKeeping jQuery readable; Summary; Chapter 3: Digging Deeper: Understanding jQuery and WordPress Together; Two ways to ""plugin"" jQuery into a WordPress site; WordPress themes overview; WordPress plugins overview; jQuery plugins overview; The basics of a WordPress theme; Understanding the template's hierarchy; A whole new theme; The Loop; Tags and hooks; Conditional tags; Template include tags; Plugin hooks; Project: Editing the main loop and sidebar in the default theme; Changing the loop; Changing the sidebar |
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spelling | Silver, Tessa Blakeley. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2008153805 WordPress 3.0 jQuery : enhance your WordPress website with the captivating effects of jQuery / Tessa Blakeley Silver. Birmingham, U.K. : Packt Pub., ©2010. 1 online resource (vii, 297 pages) : illustrations text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Print version record. Annotation Using jQuery you can create impressive animations and interactions which are simple to understand and easy to use. WordPress is the leading publishing platform that can be customized to power any type of site you like. But when you combine the power of jQuery with WordPress_the possibilities are infinite. The combination creates a powerhouse of possibilities for generating top-notch, professional websites with great usability features and eye catching visual enhancements.<br /><br />This easy-to-use guide will walk you through the ins and outs of creating sophisticated, professional enhancements and features, specially tailored to take advantage of the WordPress personal publishing platform. It will walk you through clear, step-by-step instructions to build several custom jQuery solutions for various types of hypothetical clients and also show you how to create a jQuery and WordPress Plugin. This book covers step-by-step instructions for creating robust and flexible jQuery solutions for today's top site enhancements: expanding/sliding content, rotating slideshows and other animation tricks, great uses of jQuery's UI plugin widgets as well as AJAX techniques. Along with these it will also show you best practices for jQuery and WordPress development.<br /><br />That means, you'll learn how to implement just about any jQuery enhancement you can dream of on a WordPress site and also learn how to do it with minimal edits to the site's theme and while allowing the site's content editors to continue adding content the way they've always been (usually with the WYSIWYG editor), and never having to worry that they'll forget or not know how to add a special attribute or custom HTML to a post to make the jQuery feature work.<br /><br />From development tools and setting up your WordPress sandbox, through enhancement tips and suggestions, to coding, testing and debugging, and ensuring that the WordPress content editor's workflow isn't interrupted by having to accommodate an enhancement with special HTML, this book covers the best practices for not only jQuery development but specifically jQuery within WordPress development.<br /><br />Expert help on getting started with and using jQuery, the most user friendly JavaScript library to enhance your WordPress site. Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewer; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Getting Started: WordPress and jQuery; This book's approach; Core fundamentals you need to know; WordPress; Basic programming; JavaScript and AJAX techniques; PHP; Essential tools; Code/HTML editor; Firefox; Web Developer toolbar; Firebug; Not essential, but helpful: Image editor; jQuery background and essentials; What jQuery does (really well); How we got here: From JavaScript to jQuery; Once upon a time, there was JavaScript; Why jQuery is simpler than JavaScript Understanding the jQuery wrapperGetting started with jQuery; Downloading from the jQuery site; Including the jQuery library; WordPress background and essentials; Overview of WordPress; Essentials for getting WordPress running; Using WAMP; Using MAMP; Choosing a hosting provider; Rolling out WordPress; jQuery and WordPress: Putting it all together; Summary; Chapter 2: Working with jQuery in WordPress; Getting jQuery into WordPress; jQuery now comes bundled with WordPress; Registering jQuery in a WP theme; Avoiding problems registering jQuery; Using Google's CDN Registering and including jQuery through Google's CDN into a themeUsing WordPress' bundled jQuery versus including your own jQuery download or using Google's CDN; Keeping conflicts out!; Setting your own jQuery variable; But I really want to use the variable!; Launching a jQuery script; Our first WordPress and jQuery setup; Registering jQuery in our setup; Registering your own custom script file; Setting up the custom-jquery file; jQuery secret weapon #1: Using selectors and filters; Selecting anything you want from the document; Filtering those selections; Basic filters; Child filters Content filtersForm filters; Attribute filters; Visibility; jQuery secret weapon #2: Manipulating CSS and elements in the DOM; Manipulating CSS; Manipulating attributes; Manipulating elements and content; Working with the DOM; jQuery secret weapon #3: Events and effects (aka: the icing on the cake); Working with events; Helpers are so helpful!; Working with bind, unbind, and the event object; Adding effects; Showing and hiding; Sliding in and out; Fading in and out; Working with the animate function; Making it all easy with statement chaining Our First Project: Expanding/collapsing WordPress postsKeeping jQuery readable; Summary; Chapter 3: Digging Deeper: Understanding jQuery and WordPress Together; Two ways to ""plugin"" jQuery into a WordPress site; WordPress themes overview; WordPress plugins overview; jQuery plugins overview; The basics of a WordPress theme; Understanding the template's hierarchy; A whole new theme; The Loop; Tags and hooks; Conditional tags; Template include tags; Plugin hooks; Project: Editing the main loop and sidebar in the default theme; Changing the loop; Changing the sidebar WordPress (Electronic resource) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2008101152 WordPress (Electronic resource) blmlsh WordPress (Electronic resource) fast Blogs Design. 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spellingShingle | Silver, Tessa Blakeley WordPress 3.0 jQuery : enhance your WordPress website with the captivating effects of jQuery / Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewer; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Getting Started: WordPress and jQuery; This book's approach; Core fundamentals you need to know; WordPress; Basic programming; JavaScript and AJAX techniques; PHP; Essential tools; Code/HTML editor; Firefox; Web Developer toolbar; Firebug; Not essential, but helpful: Image editor; jQuery background and essentials; What jQuery does (really well); How we got here: From JavaScript to jQuery; Once upon a time, there was JavaScript; Why jQuery is simpler than JavaScript Understanding the jQuery wrapperGetting started with jQuery; Downloading from the jQuery site; Including the jQuery library; WordPress background and essentials; Overview of WordPress; Essentials for getting WordPress running; Using WAMP; Using MAMP; Choosing a hosting provider; Rolling out WordPress; jQuery and WordPress: Putting it all together; Summary; Chapter 2: Working with jQuery in WordPress; Getting jQuery into WordPress; jQuery now comes bundled with WordPress; Registering jQuery in a WP theme; Avoiding problems registering jQuery; Using Google's CDN Registering and including jQuery through Google's CDN into a themeUsing WordPress' bundled jQuery versus including your own jQuery download or using Google's CDN; Keeping conflicts out!; Setting your own jQuery variable; But I really want to use the variable!; Launching a jQuery script; Our first WordPress and jQuery setup; Registering jQuery in our setup; Registering your own custom script file; Setting up the custom-jquery file; jQuery secret weapon #1: Using selectors and filters; Selecting anything you want from the document; Filtering those selections; Basic filters; Child filters Content filtersForm filters; Attribute filters; Visibility; jQuery secret weapon #2: Manipulating CSS and elements in the DOM; Manipulating CSS; Manipulating attributes; Manipulating elements and content; Working with the DOM; jQuery secret weapon #3: Events and effects (aka: the icing on the cake); Working with events; Helpers are so helpful!; Working with bind, unbind, and the event object; Adding effects; Showing and hiding; Sliding in and out; Fading in and out; Working with the animate function; Making it all easy with statement chaining Our First Project: Expanding/collapsing WordPress postsKeeping jQuery readable; Summary; Chapter 3: Digging Deeper: Understanding jQuery and WordPress Together; Two ways to ""plugin"" jQuery into a WordPress site; WordPress themes overview; WordPress plugins overview; jQuery plugins overview; The basics of a WordPress theme; Understanding the template's hierarchy; A whole new theme; The Loop; Tags and hooks; Conditional tags; Template include tags; Plugin hooks; Project: Editing the main loop and sidebar in the default theme; Changing the loop; Changing the sidebar WordPress (Electronic resource) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/no2008101152 WordPress (Electronic resource) blmlsh WordPress (Electronic resource) fast Blogs Design. JavaScript (Computer program language) http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh96004880 Web sites Design. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh98000035 JavaScript (Langage de programmation) Sites Web Conception. COMPUTERS Digital Media General. bisacsh COMPUTERS Interactive & Multimedia. bisacsh COMPUTERS Web Site Design. bisacsh COMPUTERS Web User Generated Content. bisacsh JavaScript (Computer program language) fast Web sites Design fast |
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