Bootstrap Category | jQuery Plugins

Sco.js – Javascript Extensions for Bootstrap

May 18, 2013 2544 Form Elements Bootstrap

sco.js is javascript extensions for Twitter Bootstrap that is created to improve the existing Bootstrap components.

All plugins in sco.js can be used on a bootstrap-enabled site but they can be used separately as well. Also, sco.js contains plugins that are not available in bootstrap

Nod – Frontend Validation jQuery Plugin

May 13, 2013 3038 Form Elements Validation Bootstrap

Nod is a jQuery plugin that gives you frontend validation for forms. While it isn't strictly Bootstrap dependent, it defaults to the structure that Bootstrap uses for its forms. However it should be flexible enough to accomodate most any structure.

Bootbox.js – Bootstrap Powered Alert, Confirm and Dialog Boxes

April 30, 2013 51732 Modal & Overlay Bootstrap

Bootbox.js is a small JavaScript library which allows you to create programmatic dialog boxes using Twitter Bootstrap modals, without having to worry about creating, managing or removing any of the required DOM elements or JS event handlers.

Bootstrap MaxLength jQuery Plugin

April 13, 2013 3011 Form Elements Bootstrap

Bootstrap MaxLength plugin integrates by default with Twitter Bootstrap using badges to display the maximum lenght of the field where the user is inserting text. This plugin uses the HTML5 attribute "maxlength" to work.

The indicator badge show up on focusing on the element, and disappear when the focus is lost.

Bootstrap WISWYG Rich Text Editor

April 07, 2013 37818 Text & String Bootstrap

This tiny (5KB) jQuery bootstrap plugin turns any div into a WYSIWYG rich-content editor. Here are the key features:

Automatically binds standard hotkeys for common operations on Mac and Windows
Drag and drop files to insert images, support image upload (also taking photos on mobile devices)
Voice dictation input (only in Chrome)
Allows a custom built toolbar, no magic markup generators, enabling the web site to use all the goodness of Bootstrap, FortAwesome and so on...
Uses standard browser features, no magic non-standard code, toolbar and keyboard configurable to execute any supported browser command

bootpag – Dynamic Pagination jQuery Plugin

April 05, 2013 12164 Bootstrap

bootpag is a dynamic pagination jQuery plugin. Works well with Twitter Bootstrap or any other html pages.

Bootstrap Form Helpers – Custom jQuery Plugins to Extend Bootstrap's Components

March 28, 2013 26634 Form Elements Bootstrap

Bootstrap Form Helpers is a set of jQuery plugins that extends Bootstrap's components.

Here are some of custom plugins.

Select Box
Countries
States
Currencies
Phone
Languages
Timezones
Google Fonts
Date Picker
Time Picker
Fonts
Font Sizes

Alpaca – Easy Forms for jQuery and Twitter Bootstrap

March 07, 2013 3546 Mobile Form Elements Validation Bootstrap

Alpaca is the Easy Forms Engine for jQuery / Bootstrap. It is built around JSON schema to keep things simple. Using Alpaca, you can express your forms object model, types, properties and validation logic.

Alpaca comes pre-configured to work nicely with the following web frameworks:

jQuery Sortable – Flexible Sorting Plugin for jQuery

March 03, 2013 17389 Bootstrap

jQuery Sortable is a flexible, opinionated sorting plugin. It enables items in a list (or table etc.) to be sorted horizontally and vertically using the mouse. Supports nested lists and pure drag/drop containers.

jQuery Sortable does not depend on jQuery UI and works well with Twitter's Bootstrap (You can even sort the Bootstrap navigation).

fresherEditor – jQuery Rich Text Editor

February 25, 2013 23203 Form Elements Text & String Bootstrap

freshereditor is an html editor built base on the jQuery ContentEditable plugin with the following improvements:

plugin automatically builds toolbar, have option to specify buttons to hide
supports text alignment
supports font size and name selection
supports foreground and background selection with built-in color picker (using farbtastic color picker plugin)
minor rewrite to make code less redundant since lots of command have the form: document.execCommand(cmd, false, null);
uses Twitter’s bootstrap.css