Smooth Image Loading version 1.0.4
A jQuery plugin to load images sequentially, thereby ensuring smoothness of prevalent loading animations.
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Changelog
25 Jan 2014 version 1.0.2
- Updated version.
- Added the jquery.json plugin whatever. Yep.
- Realised I was a little too quick with the copypasta earlier. Abott.
- Added a couple of comments. You know. Butt.
- Removed the long-butt description of use, since it's in the README now. Butt.
- Wrote some more stuff, I think.
- Found out by mistake how to insert block quotes. I'm pretty tired right now.
- Expanded the description a little bit. Calm as Hindu cows.
- Added the minified version of the plugin as well. Oxygen gets you high.
- Added sil.js to the repository. Yep.
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