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The mobile-friendly, responsive, and lightweight jQuery date & time input picker.
Ultra lightweight, customizable, simple autocomplete widget with zero dependencies, built with modern standards for modern browsers. Because <datalist> still doesn’t cut it.
Scrolls other pane in Sublime Text. Usage: [Alt+PageUp] or [Alt+PageDown] when the 2-column-mode ([Alt+Shift+2]).
a magical utility belt for stylus
A jQuery plugin that uses CSS transitions to animate an element's height or width to or from auto.
A Sass replacement for the standard CSS keyword color system. Provides more visually appealing hues for many CSS keywords; adds new colors with more relevant and easily remembered names. Inspired by Ingrid Sundberg’s color thesaurus and the work of Adam Morse.
skrollr plugin for fullpage presentation decks
Allows one to view and copy the anchors on a web page. The addon is an updated version of "Show Anchors" by PCDingo which is no longer maintained. Please uninstall "Show Anchors" first.
This script gives you large type after a certain amount of time
Why should I use this slider?
Fully responsive - will adapt to any device
Horizontal, vertical, and fade modes
Slides can contain images, video, or HTML content
Advanced touch / swipe support built-in
Uses CSS transitions for slide animation (native hardware acceleration!)
Full callback API and public methods
Small file size, fully themed, simple to implement
Browser support: Firefox, Chrome, Safari, iOS, Android, IE7+
Tons of configuration options
jQuery plugin written by Jay Salvat. Full credits for the Face detection algorithm go to Liu Liu.
WP Image Resizer & a replacement for Timthumb. Extends and uses the default capabilities of WordPress' Image Editors to add some basic Timthumb capabilities.
You can copy any URL on Mouse Over. Which helps you to copy the urls very quickly.
Allows searching, sorting and saving of cache files.
This is a custom upgrade for Firefox of the original CacheViewer add-on by benki.
New features have been added.
We can use a very wide variety of selectors in our key bindings.
DefaultKeyBindings.dict file (~/Library/KeyBindings/DefaultKeyBindings.dict) for Mac OS X, created by Brett Terpstra and based heavily on work done by Lri. Please note that these bindings won’t work in all applications: TextWrangler and TextMate, for example, override these with their own settings. See Lri’s gists and website for more coding madness.
The result was SaveSelection.jsx, which saves a selection in a document, and RestoreSelection.jsx, which selects the same objects again, in the same order. It’s very simple to use—select a set of objects (in order, if necessary), then double-click SaveSelection.jsx). The script will display a dialog box where you can name the selection (or choose an existing selection to replace). If you’re creating a new saved selection, enter a name and click the OK button. If you’re replacing an existing saved selection, select its name from the dropdown menu (and do not enter any text in the New Selection field), then click the OK button. Either way, the selection will be saved in the document.
What if you want to open a menu item by script? For example the Configure plug-ins window. The solution is not on the surface: neither the InDesign Scripting Reference nor the InDesign Scripting Guide say anything about it.
However it is possible to achieve by invoking a menu action by ID. In our particular case we would use:
app.menuActions.itemByID(45313).invoke();