One of the really nice features of the jQuery JavaScript library is that it allows you to very easily write plug-in methods for it. Custom jQuery plug-ins are called by the end-user in exactly the same way as the core jQuery methods, and make use of the powerful querying syntax. On top of all that, they’re really easy to write! In this article, I’ll explain how to write a jQuery plug-in that displays postal addresses as Virtual Earth maps.
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