© Jack Franklin, Russ Ferguson 2017
Jack Franklin and Russ Ferguson, Beginning jQuery, https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-3027-5_9
Jack Franklin1 and Russ Ferguson2
(1)Aviation House, GDS, 6th Floor Aviation House, London, UK
(2)Apt 129, Ocean, New Jersey, USA
jQuery plug-ins are something that beginners tend to shy away from or are afraid to use. Plug-ins seem to be built up in people’s minds as incredibly complex things to use, but once you learn how they work, you’ll find them actually very straightforward, and you’ll find yourself making multiple plug-ins while working. Plug-ins are not as complicated as you might think, as this chapter will demonstrate.
After exploring the benefits of the plug-in and when to turn code ...
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