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Image Map; Mouse Hover Effect on Area using jQuery

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Another easy but interesting stuff I found today on http://in.jagran.yahoo.com/epaper/ (Hindi Language e-News Paper) and decided to develop it on my PC. If you open Google and search by typing “Image Map in HTML” you will get huge response and you can start learning this from there but here I got something different for you. I will take the advantage of jQuery Library for this. I’ll start discussion from very basic. Wanna see how? Let’s begin.
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jQuery Accordion Widget

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In this post you are going to learn all about jQuery Accordion Widget. jQuery Accordion Widget is a jQuery based expandable and collapsable content holder that is broken into sections and probably looks like tabs. Look at the animated screen given below:
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jQuery UI: Interaction Plugins

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In this post you will learn all about jQuery UI’s Interaction Plugins. You can find all the available plugins on the official website here http://jqueryui.com/ . For now, there is only 5 Plugins available in Interaction section that is Draggable, Droppable, Resizable, Selectable and Sortable. Interaction Plugins handles complex behaviors like drag and drop, resizing, selection and sorting. Graphical representation of jQuery UI subordinates: In the above image, I have highlighted the jQuery UI Interaction Plugins in rectangular region and in this post we will cover all of them. You need to setup a demo project to learn Interaction Plugins, please read this post as this post will guide you how to setup the demo project for jQuery UI. Draggable It enables draggable functionality on any DOM element. Move the draggable object by clicking on it with the mouse and dragging it anywhere within the viewport. Let’s
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Customize User's Profile in ASP.NET Identity System

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Lambda two tables and three tables inner join code samples

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