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As you mentioned, the former is indeed a shorthand for $(document).ready()
.
As for the latter, this is just an Immediately Invoked Function Expression.
You do not need to put the content as title attribute value. Instead the content can be added in jQuery as follows:
Javascript
$( document ).tooltip();...
Two things:
The <canvas>
tag should having a corresponding closing tag </canvas>
. While some browsers will let you get by with just an opening tag,...
Update: Dear friends, this was an awful answer. A really really awful answer.
Well, the solution was fine, the explanation not. This is my strike-through of shame :)
for
doesn't set this
, so $(this)
refers to the global window
object, not the current element of the iteration. Use .each
: