jQuery.Rule 1.0 released

Important: The last release that appears in the project page, is not really the last one. See this release instead. Changes:

• Added semicolon to the start, for safe file concatenation.
• Minor changes for perfomance.
• Made many changes tp $.rule.fn.filter
  • The filtering function used to get element & index as arguments instead of element as 'this' and index as 1st argument.
  • String filters are no longer turned into regex, now they are compared (case insensitive) to each (splitted by comma) selector.
• $.data and $.removeData have been hacked to allow animations in IE. Some styles might fail, also rules precedence needs some kind of workaround.
• Added show/hide/toggle and slide functions to $.rule.fn.
• Improved the hack to $.curCSS, it returns some default values in case none is set, for animations. It needs some more work.
• Updated the API.
• Updated the demo.

Links:

• Main post of jQuery.Rule
• Project Page
• Demo
• jQuery.Rule's API

Downloads:

• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Zip(all files and docs)
• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Source(to learn or test)
• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Minified(recommended)
• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Packed(only for no gzip)

I really advice using the minified versions. The code is optimized for those releases. Source versions should only be used to learn.

jQuery.Rule 0.9 released

Changes

• Made the code work faster.
• Extended $.fn with ownerNode,sheet,cssRules and cssText.
• Added text and outerText to $.rule and $.rule.fn.
• Made the example nicer.
• Removed $.fn.collect.
• Created an API.
• Added queue,dequeue,animate and stop to $.rule.fn (non-IE).
• remove() works in Opera 9 and Safari Win!
• $.rule.fn.filter now supports a regex as filter.

Links

• Main post of jQuery.Rule
• Project Page
• Demo
• jQuery.Rule's API

Downloads:

• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Zip(all files and docs)
• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Source(to learn or test)
• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Minified(recommended)
• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Packed(only for no gzip)

jQuery.Rule

This plugin allows quick creation/manipulation of CSS Rules, in a "jQuery-way". It includes features like chaining, iteration using each, selectors with context. Many functions are available, like slice, pushStack, not, add, remove, append, css, and some more. As far as it has been tested, the plugin should perform well in most browsers, some specials methods still need some more testing. Feedback is much appreciated.

Links

• Project Page
• Demo
• jQuery.Rule's API

Downloads

Downloads:

• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Zip(all files and docs)
• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Source(to learn or test)
• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Minified(recommended)
• jQuery.Rule 1.0.2 Packed(only for no gzip)

I really advice using the minified versions. The code is optimized for those releases. Source versions should only be used to learn.