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Stylish progress bars effect with CSS3

18 days ago   Views 914   downloads 156   Graph & Chart

you’ll learn how to create stylish and animated progress bars using CSS3. The HTML The markup could not be simpler than that: <div class="progress-bar blue stripes"> <span style="width:…

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Awesome Horizontal scroll bar graph

about a month ago   Views 1656   downloads 196   Graph & Chart

This is an animated, horizontal bar graph using jQuery, CSS3 properties (such as: gradients, border-radius, rgba) and CSS3 transitions. HTML <div class="bar"> <div class="percent">…

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jQuery tooltip animated progress bar

7 months ago   Views 4739   downloads 829   Graph & Chart

Here’s a very basic example of how to code up an animated progress bar with tooltip using the Tipsy tooltip plugin. The Code Below we have the two lines of code which read the attribute ‘title’…

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Gantt Chart with JQuery plugin

8 months ago   Views 3633   downloads 490   Graph & Chart

this is a very cool, lightweight, jquery plugin jQuery.ganttView which is easy to use and fast. Currently it was working in our first version of system. Unfortunately it turned out that system needs some…

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Great Highcharts with jQuery

9 months ago   Views 3636   downloads 529   Graph & Chart

There are some great JavaScript graph libraries out there and one that’s recently come to my attention is Highcharts.com which is compatible with both the jQuery and Mootools frameworks. To get…

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Cool HTML5 and jQuery Animated pie Chart

10 months ago   Views 4387   downloads 752   Graph & Chart

In this tutorial we'll going to show you how to build a lovely, interactive pie chart using the latest HTML5 technologies. Not that long ago, this kind of thing was only practical to do with Flash.…

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Nice Pure CSS3 experimental charts

about a year ago   Views 5189   downloads 650   Graph & Chart

This technique is an example of experimental CSS3 charts, without JavaScript and images in use. We miss cleaner markup and proper markup for tabular data here, but the use of CSS3 selectors is truly impressive:…

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Rare Accessible charts using jQuery and HTML5

about a year ago   Views 7874   downloads 1004   Graph & Chart

Accessible data visualization in HTML has always been tricky to achieve: people commonly use image elements for static charts, which provide only the most basic textual information to non-visual users;…

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Very Beautiful CSS3 And JQuery progress bar

about a year ago   Views 7833   downloads 1387   Graph & Chart

The new features introduced in CSS3 allows developers to create stunning visual effects. Today, let’s create a fancy progress bar using CSS3 and jQuery, but no Flash or even images. Please note:…

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Beautiful CSS Stack Bar Graphs

about a year ago   Views 4650   downloads 614   Graph & Chart

To design the stats feature of Backbone, our Ruby on Rails CMS, we needed to show a stacked bar graph of page views vs unique visitors. I looked around for a sample of how others did stacked bar graphs…

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Line Graph Effect With Css Only

about a year ago   Views 3780   downloads 598   Graph & Chart

the line graphs. What are they good for? I will mention just one reason, and leave other advantages or downsides for a debate: users scan your page, they don't read every word and number you write. Line…

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jQuery with Google Charts

about a year ago   Views 5241   downloads 814   Graph & Chart

gvChart is a plugin for jQuery, that uses Google Charts to create interactive visualization by using data from the HTML table tag. It is easy in use and additionally it allows you to create five types…

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Pure CSS3 Pie Charts effect

about a year ago   Views 4131   downloads 450   Graph & Chart

Keep in mind that this technique is currently cutting-edge. It only works in the latest versions of Firefox, Chrome,and Safari UPDATE and Opera; and requires browser-specific extensions to CSS to pull…

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