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Cusor Hover

This plugin lets you create a two-layer button with one layer that follows the mouse. This method allows you to create some very professional effects on your site.

Extends jQuery´s live-Method to support more event-types

Extends jQuery´s built-in event delegation methods 'live' and 'die' to support mouseenter, mouseleave and change. It also implements focusin and focusout Events (by Jörn Zaefferer), wich can substitue the focus/blur Event and can be used with both the live or the bind method.

//hover with live
$('tr').liveHover(function(e){
console.log('enter')
},
function(e){
console.log('leave')
});
//mouseenter with live
$('tr').live('mouseenter', function(e){
console.log('enter')
});

//change with live
$('input').live('change', function(e){
console.log('changed')
});

Note: The change-Event used with the live-Method is also normalized. It will behave how the change-event in modern browser or how it is specified by the W3C HTML 5 working group. (no more click to notice a change on radiobuttons/checkboxes)

Note the extension also adds support for a kind of bubbling, if you use the bubbleLive-method: