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Since version 1.4, JQuery Mobile provides an SVG-based icon set for high-quality scalable icons. Out-of-the-box, the icons are provided in two different color schemes: default (white) and alt-icon (black). To give your user interface an individual style, you might want
Read moreDeveloping a mobile app, one might want to realize an action when a button is clicked without any page transition. An alternative to do this with JQueryMobile (JQM) is to prevent the event’s default behavior within your event handler: However,
Read morejQuery Mobile adds a 300ms delay to clicks to be able to detect double clicks. 300ms is not long, but influences the user experience. If your application does not make use of double clicks, you can reduce or completely remove
Read morejQuery Mobile provides a loader widget to display a loading animation (also known as spinner, ajax loader, etc…). jQuery automatically uses this dialog, when it comes to loading ajax content. This dialog is also usefull if you do some processing
Read morejQuery Mobile has been designed for responsiveness and to adapt the UI to different devices and screen sizes. One of the according features is to automatically truncate the labels of UI elements if they would not fit to the screen
Read moreNote: Update to jQM 1.4 recommended After using jQuery Mobile 1.4 for some time now, I would defenitely recommend to upgrade to this new version providing a good build in icon support. The jQuery Mobile Icon Pack provided by Andy
Read moreThe new iOS 7 comes with a slightly changed status bar (the one presenting time, battery status, etc.). While the update is just about a smooth integration with total app, this has a big change to PhoneGap based apps, especially
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