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Rule 1.0
1.0
- Added semicolon to the start, for safe file concatenation
- Minor changes for perfomance
- Saved $.rule in a variable to make compressed code much shorter.
- Replaced the 'x:y' for IE when creating empty rules for ';'.
- 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 extended ( hacked :) ). Instead of the element(rule), they get an empty hash, stored in $.rule.cache.
- The changes in $.data allow cross browser animations. They need some aggressive testing.
- 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.