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Dashboards by Keen IO
Responsive dashboard templates
...You can add some charts to your dashboard with just a few lines of code. If you're a registered Keen IO user, navigate to your keen project or if you don't have a user at first, you can simply use some demo data that we've prepared for you. You can access those by going to the repository and navigating to demo-data. There, you will see some javascript files with some code in them. We will simply paste those in the .html file. -
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viewport.jquery
Simple but handy jQuery plugin adding methods and CSS selectors
viewport is a simple but handy jQuery plugin that adds methods and CSS selectors to check if the element is in a certain viewport. Furthermore - you will be able to check the position relation of two separate elements even if the are not kin. The plugin uses getBoundingClientRect() to determine element positions so be sure it meets your browser support requirements. ] version 1. x.x uses different detection principles, which will work in almost any browser but work 10-30 times slower. -
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Free HTML to PDF for .NET and C# Library
Free HTML to PDF Converter for C# .NET and ASP.NET MVC
HiQPdf Library for C# .NET offers you a modern, simple, fast, flexible and powerful tool to create complex and stylish PDF documents in your applications with just a few lines of code. Using the high quality HTML to PDF conversion engine you can easily design a document in HTML with CSS3, JavaScript, SVG or Canvas and then convert it to PDF preserving the exact content and style. -
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CSSPIN
CSS Spinners and Loaders, Modular, Customizable and HTML Elements
CSS Spinners and Loaders - Modular, Customizable, and Single HTML Element Code for Pure CSS Loader and Spinner. CSSPIN Library has a different set of interactive Pure CSS Loaders and Spinners which are built on the top of LESS Preprocessor. Individual Pure CSS Loader or Spinner can be easily customized and can be embedded with a Single HTML Element in your next Dev Project. -
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QuickWeb
This tool can be used to create quickly the skeleton of a web site.
...It can, also, be used to create empty project and empty pages to avoid the annoying default HTML code. -
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jQuery-Tabledit
Inline editor for HTML tables compatible with Bootstrap
...It uses some Bootstrap components, glyphicons, and CSS classes. Possibility of changing the CSS classes and contents of buttons and other things. On this site you can see some examples with the corresponding source code and its documentation. -
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Medium.js
A tiny JavaScript library for making content editable beautiful
...Much more expressive and customizable than input or textarea. Simply include the dependencies, Medium.js library, CSS, and you are ready to rock. The code within Medium.js editors are very semantic and organized, giving you peace of mind with using content editable. -
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Normalize.css
A modern alternative to CSS resets
normalize.css is a small CSS file that provides a consistent baseline of default styles across browsers without erasing useful browser opinions. Rather than a “hard reset” that zeroes everything, it preserves sensible defaults for elements while fixing inconsistencies and edge cases that vary between engines. The project documents why each rule exists, targeting real-world quirks such as form control alignment, typographic defaults, and HTML5 element rendering. It is deliberately minimal and...
