Now that the new release of jQuery 1.4 is settling down, it’s time to update my jQuery Mango plugin.
It doesn’t do much – just includes the jQuery library (version 1.4.2) into the head of your blog page.
Update: Plugin release 2 now includes the latest version of the BasePlugin cfc, to avoid error messages on upgrading.
When building a jQuery-enhanced site (or using any other JavaScript library, for that matter) I find one of the tasks I use jQuery for is to set the initial display states of various elements on the page.
For instance, you may have some elements that should only be displayed if JavaScript is enabled; and some which should be hidden. But what do you do to avoid the flash of unwanted content which may appear before various libraries load? Here's my solution...
Now that the 1.3 update of Mango Blog has been released, I can start putting out some of the plugins I've been working on which require some of 1.3's functionality.
The first -- and simplest! -- is a plugin that will include the jQuery JavaScript library in your pages.
Why do this with a plugin?, you may ask...
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