- Overview
- Transcript
3.3 Create an Accordion Control
To demonstrate jQuery's power, we're going to write an accordion script. It may seem like a simple idea, but it would take a lot of code without jQuery.
1.Introduction1 lesson, 01:47
1 lesson, 01:47
1.1Introduction01:47
1.1
Introduction
01:47
2.JavaScript Basics3 lessons, 31:40
3 lessons, 31:40
2.1Variables and Functions08:37
2.1
Variables and Functions
08:37
2.2Objects10:10
2.2
Objects
10:10
2.3DOM Basics12:53
2.3
DOM Basics
12:53
3.jQuery3 lessons, 36:42
3 lessons, 36:42
3.1Bower11:45
3.1
Bower
11:45
3.2Revisiting the DOM09:46
3.2
Revisiting the DOM
09:46
3.3Create an Accordion Control15:11
3.3
Create an Accordion Control
15:11
4.Bootstrap2 lessons, 18:10
2 lessons, 18:10
4.1Grid Basics11:26
4.1
Grid Basics
11:26
4.2Adjusting for Multiple Screens06:44
4.2
Adjusting for Multiple Screens
06:44
5.Working with the DOM5 lessons, 43:47
5 lessons, 43:47
5.1Selecting Elements With the DOM API09:44
5.1
Selecting Elements With the DOM API
09:44
5.2Manipulating CSS Classes With jQuery08:20
5.2
Manipulating CSS Classes With jQuery
08:20
5.3Manipulating CSS Classes With the DOM API09:00
5.3
Manipulating CSS Classes With the DOM API
09:00
5.4Handling Events With jQuery09:19
5.4
Handling Events With jQuery
09:19
5.5Listening for Events With the DOM API07:24
5.5
Listening for Events With the DOM API
07:24
6.HTTP Requests with JavaScript2 lessons, 21:18
2 lessons, 21:18
6.1JSON and jQuery's Ajax API12:40
6.1
JSON and jQuery's Ajax API
12:40
6.2Using `fetch()` to Make Requests08:38
6.2
Using `fetch()` to Make Requests
08:38
7.CSS Transitions2 lessons, 21:57
2 lessons, 21:57
7.1Animating Elements With Transitions06:51
7.1
Animating Elements With Transitions
06:51
7.2Building a Better Accordion15:06
7.2
Building a Better Accordion
15:06
8.Conclusion1 lesson, 01:19
1 lesson, 01:19
8.1Conclusion01:19
8.1
Conclusion
01:19
I started my development career on the client-side writing JavaScript and DHTML components in my spare time. In 2005, Nicholas C. Zakas asked me to join him in writing the first edition of Professional Ajax for Wiley Publishing. Since Professional Ajax, 1st Edition, I've been blessed to take part in other book projects: Professional Ajax 2nd Edition, and Beginning JavaScript 3rd and 4th editions.