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1. jQuery SwipeGallery
Optimized for mobile websites and supports swipe gestures. It is lightweight plugin, which allows to instantly create an image gallery by writing just few lines of HTML such as an unordered list of images.
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2. Drag and Scale for iOS
The dragNscale plugin makes selected elements draggable,scalable,rotatable by touching and pinching on mobile platform.
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3. Touch Scroll – Enable Inline Scrollable Sontent on iOS Sevices
jQuery plugin that provides a way to have inline scrollable content. It mimics the behavior of scrolling on iOS devices (iPhone, iPod touch and iPad) to solve the problem that “position: fixed;” does not work in mobile Safari. This plugin will only work for vertical-scrolling content. It has been designed this way to be lightweight and efficient for this purpose only.
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4. Keep Reading
The ‘Keep Reading’ plugin can be used to display a small tag in the lower right portion of a screen when the page contains content below the fold. This is very useful for mobile browsers where you may desire a long form on one page in order to cut down on network trips. The tag will alert users that they need to scroll to view additional content. Once the user scrolls the page, the ‘more content’ tag is animated out of view.
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5. Advanced Browser Check
This plugin makes a full browser check (iPhone, iPad, iPod/mobile device/touch device support/operating system, browser name and version/ plugin and ActiveX check/HTML5 support/CSS3 support)
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6. jQuery Canvas Loader
Uses the canvas element to create an alternative to the typical ajax loading images. Can be used to replace an existing image or you can create a custom one that will take the place of any element on your page. This plugin is useful in browsers that do not support animated gifs such as WebKit for Android.
Warning: this plugin has not been tested in many browsers, but it does work on Mobile Safari and Android browsers.
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7. jQuery Mobile Device Drag And Drop
The idea behind this project is to create an example of drag and drop that works on normal desktop browsers, but also supports mobile devices . This project aims to devise a drag and drop style interface with mobile device support. To be precise, most mobile devices “hijack” the action of dragging on the web browser in order to provide scrolling functionality, leaving your drag and drop items sat statically on the page.
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8. Align Object to Bottom
Align an Object to Bottom, using set interval, we allow for iPhone compatibility.
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9. jQuery iPhone Swipe Gestures
iPhone and iPod Touch swipe gesture support using Safari JavaScript for onTouchStart, onTouchMove, onTouchEnd and onTouchCancel. This plugin uses Mobile Safari’s built in touch events to allow jQuery binding of swipe events to any DOM element. You can override the swipeLeft and swipeRight defaults functions to create your own custom process when the gesture is detected.
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10. iPhone Pinch Gestures
iPhone and iPod Touch pinch gesture support using Safari JavaScript events. A new plugin (currently in development) to allow jQuery binding of pinch events to any DOM element.
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Note that these plugins are optimized for use with mobiles devices such as iPhone, iPod, iPad, Sansung Galaxy S, Andriod and other popular mobile devices.
