Coding with Jquery has been said to be very simple yet you can create complex and elegant animations. It works really nicely with CSS but also can be used to extend CSS plus more. As a designer, you really want to be able to manipulate styles based on events. In CSS, the only event that we have been able to work with is that “hover” event with anchor tags. Using Jquery, we can start talking to other incidents.
Step 01: Add reference to the jquery.js document in between your opening and closing head tags of a basic html5 document. Best to save it in a folder that you call js (which should rest at the same layer as your .html page). Your html5 page would basically resemble the below: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head>… +
