These are all great, valid points. Thanks for the feedback.
On Jan 2, 1:49 pm, "Andy Matthews" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > One point on the password strength meter. The green of the "very strong" has > almost no contrast against the light blue of the field module. It's very > difficult to read. You might consider changing that green to something > darker. > > -----Original Message----- > From: jquery-en@googlegroups.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > > Behalf Of Jörn Zaefferer > Sent: Wednesday, January 02, 2008 12:17 PM > To: jquery-en@googlegroups.com > Subject: [jQuery] Re: [SITE SUBMISSION]Brightegg.com > > Ryan Rose schrieb: > > > I would like to announce the launch ofhttp://www.brightegg.com, a new > > web platform for building/managing professional-looking websites built > > with jQuery.Brighteggutilizes several popular jQuery plugins, > > including blockUI, datePicker, cookie, corner, superfish, and > > validate. jQuery isBrightegg's primary toolkit, although the main > > application uses a combination of Dojo and FCKeditor as well. > > >Brighteggoffers full-featured website building, including the > > addition of forms and customization options for a myriad of design > > themes. All ofBrightegg's design themes are provided by our growing > > community of designers, andBrighteggalso supports the use of custom > > designs. All forms come with built-in client-side validation (using > > the jQuery validate plugin) as well as server-side validation (the > > server framework is developed with CakePHP). Date fields include an > > AJAX calendar (jquery.datePicker) and all textareas are expandable > > (using jQuery). > > > I would like to personally thank John Resig for this wonderful toolkit > > as well as the plugin authors. Keep up the great work! > > > Thank you and Happy New Year! > > Its always nice to see your own work in the wild. I took a look at the > registration page - I like combination of validation and password strength > meter, thats nice. > The message display leaves a lot to deserve. The one thing that you really > should fix is the padding on the error class (.error { ...; > padding: 10px }) which is also applied to the input, which is really > annoying. It should help to apply that padding only to label.error. > That should improve things, but still leaves the problem of those yellow > boxes popping up. I've got a few ideas on how to improve that generally, but > would require siginificant changes, so most likely needs a 2.x version... > > Anyway, let me know if you find something you need improved on the > validation plugin. I'd be glad to help. > > Regards > Jörn
