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    Today we will take a look at how to add count bubble for a list item. Jquery Mobile includes text formatting conventions for a list item with count bubble. The count bubble appears at the right end of the list item just before the right arrow icon, if it is a linked list item.     Like any other feature in JQM, adding the count bubble is a pretty simple task. Wrap the value that you want to display in the count bubble, in an HTML element like div and add the class ui-li-count to it. Doing this will add a count bubble to your list item. Take a look at the example below which will help you understand the implementation better.     Hope you have followed this example and have grasped the implementation. Drop a comment in case you have any doubt and need something to be explained better in this post. In case you want to check more jquery mobile examples you can find a complete list of code samples here .

    So you have a very long list of items and you want to provide the users with a searching facility. There is nothing to worry here. Jquery Mobile provides a very simple solution to a very difficult and time-comsuming looking problem.   jQuery Mobile provides a very easy way to filter a list with a simple client-side search feature. To make a list filterable, simply add the  data-filter="true"  attribute to the list. The framework will then append a search box above the list and add the behavior to filter out list items that don't contain the current search string as the user types. The input's placeholder text defaults to "Filter items...".     Now again, this is not going to satisfy the client. The client will not like the default search and will ask for  customization . No problem again. We can do it very easily again by virtue of the Jquery Mobile framework.   To configure the placeholder text in the search input,  use the data ...

    The Jquery Mobile Listview that is used generally used to link each list item to a new page in the application or to link that list item to another list. However, it is not always necessary to have a linked list. Sometime we need to display a list that does not have to be linked to anything else.     Using Jquery Mobile, we can have non-interactive, read-only listviews in our web pages. This list can be generated using the ordered or un-ordered lists that don't have any linked items, i.e. we basically do not include any anchor tags within our list item tags. This will render the listview as a non-interactive, read-only listview.     Take a look at the JsFiddle below. The code and the actual result will give you a better picture of how you can implement the non-interactive, read-only listviews.     Hope you find this example useful. Please drop a comment if you face any problems or have any queries. I would be happy to help and learn m...