The Total Newbie’s Guide to jQuery, Part II: Progressive Enhancement and the DOM
In last week’s article, we covered the most basic jQuery concepts. We’ve learned the steps to use the jQuery statement: make sure the document is ready, select elements, and change them. In this article, we’ll apply these lessons to implement some cool and useful effects—to reinforce your understanding of the jQuery basics.
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