30
Jun

JQuery Examples

Posted by HPadmin on Monday, June 30th 2008

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30
Jun

FREE Web Icons

Posted by HPadmin on Monday, June 30th 2008

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Here i am listing some good icons for web, most of them are good quality transparent PNG icons, so Enjoy!!!

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26
Jun

50+ Ultimate Free Fonts

Posted by HPadmin on Thursday, June 26th 2008

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Here listing Ultimate Collection of Designer Fonts for Web and Graphic Designers, Hope you like that, The main thing is all are FREE to Download Cheers!!!

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25
Jun

How to Install Custom Shapes and Brushes in Photoshop

Posted by HPadmin on Wednesday, June 25th 2008

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After placing extremely good Photoshop brushes, I would like to post another blog teaching about how to install custom shapes and brushes in Photoshop.

If you’re new to Photoshop, you may not be familiar with installing new custom shapes or brushes. In this tutorial, I’ll show you the ropes so you can start using them straight away.

Brushes and Custom Shapes are both collections of design elements in Adobe Photoshop that can be used to enhance your graphics. There are hundreds of online resources that provide free downloads for each of these mentioned elements, but they won’t do you much good if you’re not sure how to start using them.

Installing Custom Shapes

To install a new Custom Shape you’ve downloaded, you’ll have to first select the Custom Shape Tool from the toolbar.

Custom Shape Tool

Now, from the Custom Shapes Options Bar, select the Custom Shape Picker dropdown. From here, you’ll be able to pick any of your currently installed custom shapes for use in your documents. However, right now we want to ignore all of these shapes, and instead click the arrow on the right side of the picker. From here, we want to “Load Shapes…“.

Load Shapes

Once you click this, a browser will be opened up for you. From the browser, just travel to the directory where you saved your custom shapes too, and load them from there. Your new shapes will be available in the Shape Picker afterwards.

Installing Brushes

Installing brushes takes essentially the same steps as installing custom shapes.

Select the Brush tool from the toolbar.

The Brush Tool

And now from the Options Bar, select the Brush Preset Picker dropdown menu, click the arrow off to the right, and then select Load Brushes…

Load Brushes

Again, just browse to the folder where your installed brushes are stored, and load them from there. You’re new brushes will be available in the Brush Preset Picker, as well as the Brushes window.

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23
Jun

Order List Drag and Drop

Posted by HPadmin on Monday, June 23rd 2008

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This tutorial explains how to use Scriptaculous to implement an HTML list with drag and drop feature to reorder list elements.

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Step 1: Add scriptaculous framework
To enable drag and drop effect you have to download Scriptaculous framework here and add a link to prototype.js and scriptaculous.js in the <head> tag of your page:

<script src=“scriptaculous/lib/prototype.js” type=“text/javascript”></script>
<script src=“scriptaculous/src/scriptaculous.js” type=“text/javascript”></script>

Step 2: HTML Code
Add a <ul>list with ID “myList” and some <li> elements with a progressive ID like in the following example:

<ul id=“myList” class=“listClass”>
<li id=“item_1″>Adobe</li>
<li id=“item_2″>Apple</li>
<li id=“item_3″>Microsoft</li>
<li id=“item_4″>Macromedia</li>
<li id=“item_5″>Symantec</li>
<li id=“item_6″>Mozilla Foundation</li>
<li id=“item_7″>Skype</li>
</ul>
<!– Display a string with the new order after drag and drop here –>
<p id=“listNewOrder”></p>

Add this javascript code below the previous code:

<script type=“text/javascript” language=“javascript” charset=“utf-8″>
Sortable.create(‘myList’,{ghosting:false, constraint:true, hoverclass:‘over’,
onChange:function(element){
// Total elements in the list (in this case 7 <li> element)
var totElement = 7;
var newOrder = Sortable.serialize(element.parentNode);
for(i=1; i<=totElement; i++){
newOrder = newOrder.replace(“myList[]=”,“”);
newOrder = newOrder.replace(“&”,“,”);
}
// display the string with the new order in the <Pgt; with id listNewOrder
$(‘listNewOrder’).innerHTML = ‘New Order: ‘ + newOrder;
}
});
</script>

newOrder is a string variable which returns the new order of all elements of “myList” for example:

1,2,4,3,5,6,7

… where list element 4 has moved before list element 3. The new order is:

li element 1 –> position 1
li element 2 –> position 2
li element 3 –> position 4 (changed from position 3 to position 4)
li element 4 –> position 3 (changed from position 4 to position 3)
li element 5 –> position 5
li element 6 –> position 6
li element 7 –> position 7

If you use PHP or another server side language like ASP or Coldfusion you can save the new list order assigning the value of newOrder to an hidden <input> HTML element in this way:

$(‘newOrderInput‘).value = newOrder;

… and adding an hidden input field with id newOrderInput in your HTML code after <ul> list with ID “myList”:

<input type=“hidden” id=“newOrderInput“ value=“”>

In this way every time you drag and drop a list item the value will be updated with the text string with the new order. Then you can use this string (for example “1,2,4,3,5,6,7″) and PHP to save the new order into a database table.

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23
Jun

Ultimate Photoshop Brushes

Posted by HPadmin on Monday, June 23rd 2008

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I was surfing around the blog sites related to web designer resources i found on very good post related to Photoshop Brushes, it was a amazing collection of photoshop brushes some of them i never seen before, i would like to share those excellent stuffs with you guys hope you like it…