You could always use the excellent metaData plugin to extract
information about each test div via the 'class' or 'data' attribute...
things like the group it belongs to and what kind of control to
display...
Having said that, I agree about the more explicit and meaningful
labels and I think
Brian Cherne wrote:
jVariations is a developer tool that generates a control panel (with
checkboxes and radio buttons) to show and hide variations (aka corner
cases) in a single HTML template.
This is a very nice little tool!
One thing that would make it more useful for me would be to hide
Rather then manually starting up the control panel by defining each
individual item...
$.jVariation({...});
it would be nicer to simple say...
$('#tests').jVariation({ /* settings here */});
...where jVariation would automatically take (say), every div within
#tests and create the controls for
Neat - thanks for making it available.
On Apr 21, 1:21 pm, Brian Cherne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
jVariations is a developer tool that generates a control panel (with
checkboxes and radio buttons) to show and hide variations (aka corner cases)
in a single HTML template.
Why? When providing
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