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 # Carousel
 
-**Notice: The Carousel plugin has been tested and works with the beta 1 release of jQuery 2.0.**
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 Carousel takes simple HTML- and CSS-only carousels and progressively enhances them with features such as page lists, scrolling, class-toggling, timers, timer offsets as well as touch and keyboard events. By following a basic HTML pattern and using some basic CSS, your carousels will also work, to a degree, without JavaScript enabled.
 
 Your carousels can be extended using the following attributes:

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 # ClassToggle
 
-**Notice: The ClassToggle plugin has been tested and works with the beta 1 release of jQuery 2.0.**
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 ClassToggle toggles, on a target element, a single class on and off or between two classes.
 
 As a bare minimum, your trigger element must have the following attributes:

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 # Google Analytics Helper
 
-**Notice: The Google Analytics Helper plugin has been tested and works with the beta 1 release of jQuery 2.0.**
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 The Google Analytics helper offers an easy way to track events and pageviews using data attributes.
 
 The helper uses the following attributes to track events:

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 # jQuery Plugins
 
+**Notice: I plan on breaking each of the plugins in this repository into their own repository in the near future.**
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 These jQuery plugins have been created to ease the pain that some front-end designers feel when they're trying to implement basic features with little or no JavaScript or jQuery experience.
 
 I plan to add plugins to this repository over time that only require HTML code, data-* attributes, and the inclusion of the script in question, following the same kind of principles as the Twitter Bootstrap extensions, in so far that no coding experience should be required in order to make things work.