Thanks everyone for the feedback and comments. I've received some good suggestions for enhancements and I'm expecting to post another update later in the week.
To Joel's point, I made a template for my docs a while back. If anyone is interested in getting a copy of it then I'll clean it up, zip it up, and post it. Mike > > One of the aspects of your plug-in offering to the community, > > Mike, is the good documentation and, especially, demos for beginner, > > intermediate, and advanced users. > > > > That approach to documentation, usage, and demos will help bring > > many new people into the jQuery fold. > > > > Plug-in developers take note! :o) > > > > Rikc > > Yes, I think Mike's documentation and demonstrations are consistently among > the best out there. Simple to understand with very useful examples. > > I wish it was possible to create some sort of template so plugin developers > could fill it out and it would generate documentation as helpful as Mike's > is. Or at least some basic shell with HTML and CSS files to kick-start the > documentation process. As Mike says, the documentation is every bit as > important as the code. jQuery makes it relatively easy to create the plugin > code, but we are on our own when it comes to creating the docs to explain it > to the public. > > Was that a rant? I hope not - I just wonder if anyone has any ideas. Sorry > for going off-topic. > > Joel Birch.
