Building the imgPreview Plugin
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Building the imgPreview jQuery Plugin

James Padolsey on Feb 13th 2009 with 52 comments

Today, we’ll be featuring the winner of our “Screencast Competition”. Created by James Padolsey, this video tutorial will demonstrate how to build a relatively advanced jQuery plugin from scratch.

A big congratulations goes out to James. He’ll be receiving $200 cash, a 1 year subscription to TUTS+, and $100 worth of credit at our Envato marketplaces.




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I'm a freelance web developer based in Hampton, UK. I write about and enjoy front-end web development. Most of what I write focuses on my favorite topic, JavaScript! To read my blog or find out more about me please visit my site!  

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  1. Jameel Moses says:
    December 6, 2011 at 9:44 pm

    Is it possible to have the link be an empty anchor? In other words, do nothing when clicked on. If it weren’t for that, this would be a perfect solution for me.

    Thanks!

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  2. Samir says:
    December 26, 2011 at 5:11 pm

    Estan recontrabuenos estos tutos muy bien hechos ya pude hacer algunos efectos de vista previa en imagenes pequeñas a grandes, me salvo de una….

    Gracias

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