mercredi 24 août 2011
We recently contributed a number of our own plugins to the jQuery UI labs repository, a new branch of the jQuery UI project dedicated to future plugin development. Our latest contribution to labs is the selectmenu plugin, which is designed to duplicate and extend the functionality of a native HTML select element, and lets you customize the look and feel, add icons, and create hierarchy within the options. Best of all, it's built with progressive enhancement and accessibility in mind, has all the native mouse and keyboard controls, and is ThemeRoller-ready.
What does it do?
HTML select elements, like many other form elements, are nearly impossible to style and customize across browsers. This jQuery UI widget provides an accessible, styleable, and configurable replacement for select elements, allowing you to customize their behavior and appearance for a richer user experience. The plugin uses progressive enhancement to pull the content and state information from the select before replacing it in the page. After replacing the select element, the selectmenu continues to act as a proxy to the select that it replaced (even though it is hidden from the user), so when the form is submitted, the select value is still there to pass data to the server.
Download : https://github.com/fnagel/jquery-ui
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