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jQuery Bulletize

jQuery Bulletize

This can be used to make forms easier to fill in. Bulletize will convert a <select> into a list of bullets, each bullet representing an <option> inside the <select>.

Events can still be binded to the <select>, for example .change(). I have used the change() event on one of our projects to load trough AJAX a different section of the page, based on what option has been selected.

Short Docs

By default each bullet will display the label of each option ( the text between <option></option> ). There are 2 ways to control the display:

  • showLabel ( by default is true ) - this triggers the display of the label
  • showIndexNo ( by default is false ) - when this is true, it displays a number inside the bullet. This number is the position of the option.

Comments and improvements can be added here.

I have tested on
IE 7 and 8, Opera 10, Firefox 3.5 and 3.6, Safari 4, Chrome. It
would run smoothly on all major web browsers, although there are some
minor rendering issues with Opera, but I will update the code soon. Yes, the round corners are CSS3.



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