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Aug
11
2007

Reflect jQuery

I made my first jQuery plugin. It's called Reflect jQuery and it's based on reflection.js, but it takes advantage of jQuery rather than building in the class selector from Prototype. Check out the demo or get the plugin if you're into it. At some point this may make it's way into b2evolution.

Posted by dan in computer/tech . It contains 54 words and has been viewed 675 times. 3 comments »

3 comments

Is there a function to remove the reflection? If so how do I use it?
Keith [Visitor] Email • 09/04/07 @ 21:47
It's better if reflect is triggered on window load instead of document load. Otherwise, you get layout problems.
Anonymous [Visitor]• 03/12/08 @ 13:22
Wow, this is unbelievable. How do people even get IE5.5 to do anything!
rick [Visitor] • http://racy.com• 06/11/08 @ 07:45

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