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kelvinseasons

Ok so i know code needs to be under this:

$(document).ready(function(){
code for hightligning a paragraph with a particular class
});

$(document).ready(function(){
code for doing animation for menu
});

Question if i have differnt code for different uses do i need to split it up, is there a problem if i want to split/put it together in the js file.?
can i do it like this:

$(document).ready(function(){
code for hightligning a paragraph with a particular class
code for doing animation for menu
code for doing slider
code for doing accordion
});

i'm really new to jquery so it might be a silly question.

Robskiwarrior

You can :)

BryantAXS

Yes you can do that. You might want to look into making your code a little more "object oriented" by breaking up specific tasks into objects. For example you could do:



var animation = function(){
//animation code
}

var slider = function(){
//slider code
}

var accordion = function(){
//accordion code
}

var highlight = function(){
//highlight code
}

$(document).ready(function(){

var animationObj = new animation();
var sliderObj = new slider();
var accordionObj = new accordion();
var highlightObj = new highlight();

})

This will better organize your code and as you start to develop more advanced scripts it will help you make your code run more efficiently.

kelvinseasons

Thank you ! I get it now.

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