Here, I will show you how to preview Image with grey out background effect. I mean, you will be able to preview large image when you click the thumbnail image. The background of the page will be greyed and the image will be displayed as popup.
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Here, I will show you how to preview Image with Zoom effect. I mean, you will be able to preview large image when you hover the thumbnail image. The image is zoomed when hovered.
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Here, I will show you how to preview Image as a tooltip effect. I mean, you will be able to preview large image when you hover the thumbnail image. The preview is shown as tooltip is shown generally.
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Here, I will show you how to show tooltip with jQuery. It’s very simple and easy.
I have a href link. I will show you, how to show tooltip when you hover your mouse over the link. The title of the href link will be shown as tooltip.
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Here, I will be showing you how to create a cool bouncing navigation with jQuery and jQuery easing plugin. The content appears with the bouncing effect as you navigate through the menu.
You need jQuery Library and the jQuery easing plugin. But you need not worry, I have zipped them all in the download file.

I have created a bit of image animation with the Transfer effect of jQuery UI. By animation, I just mean fade in and out. But the transfer effect makes it so beautiful :).
The Transfer effect can be used with effect() method. This Transfers the outline of an element to another element. Very useful when trying to visualize interaction between two elements.

I have made a very simple jQuery slideshow. When you click the play button, then the images changes with fade in and fade out effect.
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In this article, I will be showing you how you can replace string, div content, and image src value with jQuery.
You can do this by replace() function in jQuery.

You can use jQuery queue() function with setTimeout() function to set some time interval between events in jQuery. Like, you have run one event and wanted the browser to wait for some time to run the next event. At this instance, queue function is very helpful.
Suppose, you wanted an image to fade in and out. You can use fadeIn() and fadeOut() jQuery functions to do so. But when you like to wait for some time between fade in and fade out then you can use the queue() function. Remember that, …

It is very easy to execute some code after a specified time-interval, i.e. setting some time interval between the code. We can use the setTimeout function.
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