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I’m currently working on quite a few new things for jKit. Some are just small new features for existing commands, but there are two major developments coming in the next releases. One is hash/history management for things like tabs, accordion, ajax … and the second one is a fully documented source code. Here’s a very early preview: https://jquery-jkit.com/dev/jkit.docu.php
It will be faster in the final version. It’s heavily inspired by Docco, but actually written in PHP with some additional jKit. I will open source the script as well, so stay tuned for that if you have your own JavaScript library and Docco for some reason ins’t working for you.
PS: Yes, I know there are already unfinished PHP Docco clones, but I just wasn’t happy with any of them and I need a few additional features for jKit. 🙂
this is great, sometimes we need to create new effects, changing the source code of the plugin, and it’s easy, but with documentation will be even better.
For example, I do preciseu a slide of images with thumbnails, so I could do this effect using the “tabs” or “pagination” I know that the ideal would be using the effect “slide” but in this case I needed to write this in the plugin…
A few updates: https://jquery-jkit.com/dev/jkit.docu.php (clear your cache if something looks weird)
It’s currently not fully tested in all browsers, especially IE, but Chrome should work well. A few things you can do:
The jKit version used on this page has a lot of small new features. You can download it if you want, but there are currently no guarantees that it will work 100% in all browsers. (Use Uglify to minifie it). It should be out anyway in about a week together with the fully documented source.
First beta is out, I called it “sourceMakeup”: https://jquery-jkit.com/sourcemakeup/
The first stable release should be out next week.
Phew, that was a lot of work! The jKit source is now fully documented:
https://jquery-jkit.com/sourcemakeup/?file=js/jquery.jkit.1.1.28.js
All I have to do now is run some tests, browser checks and version 1.1.28 goes live. 🙂