I didn’t want to leave my great readers out of the loop on this, so I’m going to post the day’s collection from my Twitter project here for your enjoyment.

In honor of #pluginSunday, which is my attempt at a Twitter movement, below are some great resources for some of the hottest jQuery plugins making their rounds through the interwebs to date…

15 jQuery Plugins to Fix and Beautify Browser Issues
Sometimes it’s just hard to fix certain things with CSS alone. Additionally, CSS is for presentation, and JS is for behavior. So when a browser is behaving badly, jQuery, and it’s world of plugins, has your back.

Includes:

• Round Corners
• Equal Heights
• Lazy-loading images
• Increasing click-target size
• And many other “utility” plugins

45+ New jQuery Techniques For Good User Experience
It’s all about the users. Ajax file uploading, cramming more content onto a page, and providing immediate feedback for users’ actions is a must these days, and these jQuery plugins make it so easy, there’s no excuse NOT to give them a shot.

Includes:

• Ajax forms
• Ajax file uploads
• iPod-style drill down menus
• Text size slider

15 jQuery Plugins To Create A User Friendly Tooltip
Tooltips are not only a great accessibility feature, but a useful usability and user experience element, too.

Includes:

• Plain automatic tooltips
• Stylish Tipsy tooltips
• The simple qTip plugin

35 Fresh and Useful jQuery Plugins
Never one to disappoint, Noupe puts together an impressive collection of jQuery plugins that have that certain pizazz some are looking for.

Includes:

• Leopard desktop look navigation
• Advanced keypress navigation
• Galleries and slideshows galore
• More calendars and datepickers than you can shake an .ics at

The Power of WordPress and jQuery: 25+ Useful Plugins & Tutorials
Again, another impressive showing from our friends at Noupe. What could be better than WordPress? WordPress with jQuery goodness, that’s what.

Includes:

• jQuery Post slider
• Live comment preview
• Modal contact form
• Events calendar
• Many more… the only question is, which one don’t you want to use?

I hope you’ll share your plugins, whether they’re jQuery, WordPress, or other in the comments below, and be sure to follow me on Twitter for a great collection of resources on a particular subject each day through the week.