It is a file containing lots of professionally written Javascript programs that work well across all browsers and can add very useful features, like this, to your website.

No. If you already have the file jquery.js installed all you need to do is provide path in the header of faqs.php to the jquery.js file.

The file jquery.js is uncompressed. The other file is 'packed' and will most likely run faster on your website. We use the jquery.js in the contribution to keep things simple. Both can be downloaded from the jquery site.

First, there is less server load because the answers are typed directly on this page instead of stored on the database. Second, instead of having the page jump around everytime you click on a question, you get this nice fading in and out effect of the answer from the JQuery program.

Open up faqs.php. Then copy and paste where is says to copy and paste. Then retype the pasted text. It's easy!

It is a file containing lots of professionally written Javascript programs that work well across all browsers and can add very useful features, like this, to your website.

No. If you already have the file jquery.js installed all you need to do is provide path in the header of faqs.php to the jquery.js file.

The file jquery.js is uncompressed. The other file is 'packed' and will most likely run faster on your website. We use the jquery.js in the contribution to keep things simple. Both can be downloaded from the jquery site.

First, there is less server load because the answers are typed directly on this page instead of stored on the database. Second, instead of having the page jump around everytime you click on a question, you get this nice fading in and out effect of the answer from the JQuery program.

Open up faqs.php. Then copy and paste where is says to copy and paste. Then retype the pasted text. It's easy!