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Monday, February 1, 2016

Jquery is a ball, yo

I've now made two Jquery galleries in my life




This is a text post because the assignment was to make a jquery page in dreamweaver, and Dreamweaver is being a butt and won't connect to Brian's server, but I have to talk about what I learned. I learned that there are many open-source gallery options out there, and now that I have an understanding of HTML and CSS, I am free to use and customize them all! I used Adobe Dreamweaver and my brain to accomplish it.
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