Bootstrap Fullscreen Select is a custom fullscreen select / multiselect for Bootstrap using buttons or User defined elements, designed for mobile devices. This plugin makes it super easy for a user to use the 'select' on small touch screen devices.
Bootstrap Switch is a jQuery plugin that turns checkboxes and radio buttons in toggle switches.
Insignia is a customizable tag input that is progressively enhanced, fast, easy to use, and reliable.
Features
A tutorial about creating Expanding Search Bar with jQuery.
wysiwyg.js is a lightweight content editable jQuery editor which works with legacy browsers.
EasySelect is a jQuery plugin to present multiple select elements in easier way.
ArtDesignUI is a jQuery library for style control web elements (button, input, textarea, radio, checkbox, tab, layout, icons) that include 9 jQuery plugins.
Bootstrap Application Wizard is a jQuery plugin for Bootstrap that allows multi-step forms to progress in a natural order while remaining flexible. It works as a drop-in addon to bootstrap and requires little configuration outside of setting up the wizard modal itself.
Labelauty is a nice and lightweight jQuery plugin that gives beauty to checkboxes and radio buttons and allows custom labels for each status of (un)checked inputs.
Mask.js is a simple functionality that you can use to force user met a pattern into inputs.
Features
Bootstrap Toggle is a highly flexible Bootstrap plugin that converts checkboxes into toggles.
Bootstrap Checkbox is a checkbox component based on Bootstrap framework.
Tagator is a jQuery-based replacement for input boxes, making them tagging boxes. It supports searching, and affects the original input box directly, which is used as a comma serparated data container.
jQuery Custom Form plugin that allows you to play with input type(checkbox and radio) design, with disabled action and custom SELECT.
Selectator is a jQuery-based replacement for select boxes. It supports searching, and affects the original select box directly, which is used as the data container.
