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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Circlr – a jQuery plugin for arranging things in a circle
Here’s “Circlr”, a jQuery plugin that arranges html elements on a web page into a circle. It is used on the front page of my site. There are also a couple of usage examples included in the package. Enjoy! circlr1.zip
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