#jqwidgets

$("#jqxListBox").jqxListBox('loadFromSelect', 'select');

jqxSplitter is a jQuery plug-in which will be come with jQWidgets 1.3 and allow you to create any UI look you want. This jQuery plugin will help you to develop professional and flexible web sites with dynamic and complex layouts. Using the splitter you will be able to horizontally or vertically layout multiple elements, resize them within automatic or specified limits and collapse or expand elements by clicking a collapsing trigger. We know that it is very important for a modern web site to work well on every device and we develop the jqxSplitter keeping in mind that it should be completely functional on touch-enabled devices. Some of the most important and planned features are: saving and loading of the layout, option to persist the layout after reloading the page, expand, collapse and resize of the split panels and completely configurable visual appeal and animation effects.

<script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function () { $('#expander').jqxExpander({ width: 250, height: 100 }); }); </script>

This post is about the jQuery NavigationBar(Accordion) widget and will show you how to add it to your page. The NavigationBar widget is a set of collapsible panels that can store a large amount of content in a compact space. Site visitors hide or reveal the content stored in the widget by clicking the header of the panel. The panels of the widget expand or collapse accordingly as the visitor clicks different headers. In a classical jQuery Accordion widget implementation, only one content panel is open and visible at a given time, but we decided that it would be useful to add a feature to our NavigationBar which allows multiple content panels to be visible at the same time. 

Sometimes its important to consider the basics. ScrollBars are used everywhere. You may have them on this page (depending on your screen size). There’s no question that we need a jQuery ScrollBar widget. Yet a couple of months ago we were amazed to see how hard it was to find a good jQuery ScrollBar. Our search resulted in finding different implementations (some of them quite weird) but overall not quite what we think developers need. We decided to implement a high quality jQuery ScrollBar widget from scratch and we called it jqxScrollBar. It’s small (only 12.9kb), simple and very easy to use. You can add it to any HTML page and start processing scroll events by binding to the ‘valuechange’ event.