How to Use jQuery on Your Website
jQuery is the most popular JavaScript language by far, used by many popular websites across the Internet. However, since it is a library, it is not a part of unaltered JavaScript. How, then, can you use jQuery on your website? The process...
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Loading jQuery
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Decide whether you will use a CDN or host the jQuery file yourself. Remember, since jQuery isn't a part of unaltered JavaScript, you will need to load the source code before running your own code. A CDN (Content Delivery Network) has a free-to-use file that you can link to in order to load jQuery on your webpage. - Create a
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Update 05 March 2020
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