Question| Creating a jQuery plugin [closed]

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I am familiar with jQuery and I wanted to ask something correlating to a plugin/code that I am trying to create.

1) What kinds of plugins that I can create, except for the : $('element').myPlugin(); ? Can I create a plugin that creates a div? like so: myPlugin(); By using jQuery standards?

2) Let's say that I want to create a nice sticky div with jQuery and I want it to开发者_JAVA百科 be the easiest for the user to implement, how can I do so? (e.g. The user will only need to paste the function somewhere in the code after the DOM was ready).

Thanks in advance.

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The basis of creating a plugin for jQuery is actually quite simple.

Following the jQuery plugin authoring guidelines is a good idea. Bear in mind that

1) plugins files should be named jquery.PLUGINNAME.js and

2) always attach your plugins to jQuery instead of $, so aliases can be easily set using the noConflict() method.

The structure required to extend the jQuery.fn object is

jQuery.fn.myFirstPlugin = function () {
   return this.each (function () {
     //Write your logic here

   });
}

This is how you will call it

$('#test').firstPlugin();

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Below is the link of the simple tutorial on how to make a jquery plugin:

http://blog.jeremymartin.name/2008/02/building-your-first-jquery-plugin-that.html