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Hi Guys,
please i need your help i have w website project to be delivered tomorrow and i need fast tutorials to help me make plugins using jquery on "HTML made website".
Thanks in advance :)

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For a fast, reliable fix: pick a well-documented, ready-made jQuery slider and drop it into your HTML instead of writing a plugin from scratch. That gets you a working slider today and buys time to learn jQuery properly later (as and suggested). was right to ask "what kind of slider" — pick one with the features you need (auto-play, responsive, touch support) and follow the minimal setup steps below.

Include order and minimal structure (replace paths and plugin name with the one you choose):

<div class="my-slider">
  <ul>
    <li><img src="images/slide1.jpg" alt="Slide 1"></li>
    <li><img src="images/slide2.jpg" alt="Slide 2"></li>
  </ul>
</div>

<script src="path/to/jquery.min.js"></script>
<link  rel="stylesheet" href="path/to/slider-plugin.css">
<script src="path/to/slider-plugin.js"></script>

<script>
function initSlider(){
  $('.my-slider').pluginName({ autoplay:true, speed:600 });
}
$(initSlider);
</script>

Common pitfalls and quick fixes: make sure jQuery is loaded before the plugin; avoid loading jQuery twice; check the browser console for 404 or JavaScript errors; verify CSS is included so slides are visible; confirm selectors match your HTML; ensure image paths are correct. If your page uses ASP.NET features (UpdatePanel/partial postbacks), re-run your initSlider() after partial updates — for WebForms use the PageRequestManager endRequest hook to reinitialize.

If time allows after delivery, spend a few days learning core jQuery concepts: selectors, event binding, DOM ready, and noConflict. For the immediate deadline, a tested plugin plus the checklist above will get the slider working with minimal fuss.

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Member Avatar for mnasir79

Using Jquery for what?
Slider, Lightbox etc...

Member Avatar for drjohn

To make jQuery plug-ins, first you must learn jQuery itself. Try a web site called google.com, it might help you find tutorials on jQuery (initially avoid the tutorials on editing existing plug-ins, and concentrate on learning jQuery itself, so that you know what to do when you put your ideas for plug-ins into action). Give yourself a month or two of solid work, and then start working on your own original plug-in ideas. Then we might be able to help you.

Member Avatar for jonywags

First you should Learn jquery so that you can properly add and adjust Plugins by ur self.

Member Avatar for Mariam142

Using Jquery for what?
Slider, Lightbox etc...

well I have the project thank you for your help it was for a slider.
Thanks again

Member Avatar for Mariam142

First you should Learn jquery so that you can properly add and adjust Plugins by ur self.

Ok i will learn jquery it self and thank you very much for reply.

Member Avatar for Mariam142

To make jQuery plug-ins, first you must learn jQuery itself. Try a web site called google.com, it might help you find tutorials on jQuery (initially avoid the tutorials on editing existing plug-ins, and concentrate on learning jQuery itself, so that you know what to do when you put your ideas for plug-ins into action). Give yourself a month or two of solid work, and then start working on your own original plug-in ideas. Then we might be able to help you.

Thanks for your reply i have already searched Google and found good tutorials it is just it is little bit hard to add it on HTML for beginners like me. In my project we have added it to asp.net website.
Thanks again

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