I’m officially announcing moo.fx 1.2! The biggest improvement? Documentation.
Accordion effect, custom transition, a number of bugfixes (including opacity for safari) and a lot more!
Everyone these days wants to show mac osx superiority over the good and old windows xp. Ok, mac osx is better. Ok microsoft copies apple. Ok OK but what about some windows xp pride??
I made these little icons for you, to show the world your windows xp pride! Everyone must know your love for the best OS in the world. They come in two versions, color and black & white. Gifs on white, gifs on black and even transparent pngs! Use with caution.

p.s. I’m on a supercool supernew powerbook, but those made on mac icons suck.
I noticed many of you requested if it would have been possible to use the full prototype, instead of the lite one I provided with the full download of moofx, to use its ajax capabilities along with the effects. Sure you can, but wouldn’t it be cooler if there was a more lightweigt one?
Just to continue my mission in small javascripting, I have arranged this moo.ajax, in just 1.3kb of uncompressed sweetness.
read more for instructions, or download the script. As always, any comments/corrections/suggestions are highly appreciated.
A “quick post” on how to scroll your internal links smoothly with moo.fx, using normal anchors.
A quick addition to the cookie effect: now supports more elements of the same type, as long as each one has an unique ID.
A quick fix to text size effects(including the cookie one): now support pixels too! (ok this is small)
So, the latest version is: moo.fx.pack 1.04. Go get it.