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Visual jQuery 1.2.6

Visual jQuery 1.2.6
This is a alternative interface to browse the Official jQuery Documentation that can be found on GitHub . The aim of this project is to get out of the way of your development work. Quickly switch to this docs and find what you are looking for. Furthermore you can download this documentation and browse it offline. In the future you don't even need to download it to have it available offline. This Open-Source project is still under development.

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