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Dev tools · July 4, 2011

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DropKick, a jQuery plugin for beautiful dropdowns

As a weekend project I created a jQuery plugin that makes it easy to create beautiful dropdown menus with keyboard navigation. You can easily create your own themes and it works seamlessly with your existing forms.Please take a look at http://jamielottering.github.com/DropKick/

DropKick, a jQuery plugin for beautiful dropdowns launched on July 4, 2011 with 19 votes, #37 of 194 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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DropKick is a jQuery plugin that creates customizable dropdown menus with keyboard navigation support. It integrates with existing HTML forms and allows developers to design custom themes for their dropdowns. Built as a weekend project, the plugin emphasizes ease of use and visual flexibility while maintaining standard form functionality.

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