Post pobrano z: Fully Skinnable & Configurable Web Player: JW Player For HTML5

The popular web player JW Player now has a HTML5 version after its well-known Flash and Silverlight ones.

JW Player For HTML5 is a totally skinnable and configurable player based on the <video> tag of HTML5.

It is built with jQuery, and for any browser without HTML5 support, falls back to the JW Player for Flash automatically.

The player can be set to display a poster image before and/or after the video.

Also, it is possible to make it auto-play, auto-repeat, start with a pre-defined volume and much more.

Considering the player falls back to Flash, the formats supported are also the ones that can be played by Flash:

• H264 baseline video / AAC low-complexity audio in the MP4 or MOV container
• Theora video / Vorbis audio in the OGG container
• VP6 video / MP3 audio in the FLV container
• Spark (H263) video / MP3 audio in the FLV container

P.S. The player is currently in beta status, does not have all the features of JW players but works pretty stable.

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Tags: H.264, HTML5, OGG

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Post pobrano z: Automated Pagination For List Items: Pajinate

Pajinate is a jQuery plugin that can auto-generate a paginated navigation for list items or any other areas of content.

The plugin is specially handy when working with long lists in a limited space (but still require a quick navigation).

The pagination menu generated has the first-last, prev-next and the page numbers and the text for them can be customized.

It is also possible to set the:

• items per page
• number of page links to be displayed
• start page on load

To mention, using a browser-side paging is, almost always, quicker compared to the server-side one unless there is a reasonable number of items to be displayed. Else, implementing a server-side pagination will save you both the performance and bandwidth.

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Tags: Javascript

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