Extend your WordPress projects with cool JavaScript goodies. Animations, AJAX interactions with the back-end, jQuery fiddles, and user interface extensions.
Add text-reveal animations to input, search and text area placeholders on your WordPress site with this short copy-and-paste tutorial. It’s a neat UX enhancement for pages where you want to draw the user’s attention to an input box.
Add click-to-copy JavaScript functionality to any WordPress site. Use it with any element (or WordPress block) just by setting a CSS class name. It’s ultra-lightweight and should work with page builders too.
Learn how to create a lightweight JavaScript accordion for WordPress blocks without installing a plugin. It’s an easy-to-follow tutorial and the code can be customised to fit into your projects.
Create a scrolling text marquee banner, like a news-ticker, for your WordPress site with this copy-and-paste tutorial. Supports scrolling to the right for Arabic languages. No plugins required.
Learn how to create an animated text-reveal effect for your WordPress projects. A fun copy-and-paste JavaScript tutorial.
We’re going to use the Rellax JS parallax scrolling library to create the effect of rising bubbles, as the reader scrolls down the page.
Learn how to add automatically-numbered headings for your post content. They can be ascending or descending. It’s a great little tutorial for Top Ten lists.
In this tutorial we’re going to create a glossary for a WordPress site, with rich HTML tooltips controlled by Popper JS, We’ll do this by creating a custom plugin, step-by-step.
Add a button anywhere in your WordPress site that lets users jump to a random post. Works with any post type and with page caching plugins.
Create a popup email contact form on your WordPress site without installing a plugin. We’ll include a GDPR/privacy consent checkbox, and we’ll rinse messages through Spam Shield to block junk messages.
This tutorial extends the standard WordPress Gallery Block by using Swiper and GLightbox. You can apply different transition effects to your WordPress galleries by adding CSS Classes to the gallery blocks.
Add an always-on-top floating button to your WordPress site that displays a fully customisable popup panel when clicked. The whole thing will be mobile-first responsive.
Learn how to use the Cocoen JavaScript module to create before-and-after image sliders in WordPress. We’ll use the built-in WordPress Gallery Block to make it easy to layout the images.
This lightweight copy-and-paste tutorial show you how to create a parallax image scrolling effect in WordPress, without installing a plugin. Suitable for beginners and developers.
In this tutorial, learn how to add Google Maps to your WordPress website without using a plugin. We’ll create a custom shortcode that can be used multiple times on any post/page, and it’ll support multiple markers & popup info windows, with fully customisable HTML.
This tutorial shows you how to convert the standard WordPress gallery into a fading slideshow. We’ll use some PHP and core JavaScript – it’s super-lightweight.
In this tutorial we’ll build upvote and downvote buttons that can be added to any post or excerpt. We’ll start with a requirement specification, break down the components we need, and then code it.
Take the standard hierarchical WordPress pages widget and make it dynamic with a bit of JavaScript. Expand and Collapse the child items.
Create a custom WordPress animated typewriter effect you can add to your hero sections, or to your posts. No plugin required.
Create an pop-put set of jump links based on your posts’ h2 tags – a responsive, automatic table of contents for your WordPress posts.