jquery.js file, which is a copy of jQuery Core, also has not changed. This is the same demo file that was included in previous versions of jQuery UI. The index.html file contains a demo of each jQuery UI component and includes your selected theme. The jquery-ui.css file contains both and. You can also build a theme from scratch by building on top of. This setup allows you to easily change themes by swapping in new files.
The file provides the structural CSS rules (such as margins and positioning), and the file contains the theming rules (such as backgrounds, colors, and fonts). Instead of including all demos and source files, we now only include the concatenated files.
link Simplified custom and quick downloads You can learn more about using jQuery UI with bower on. That means that you can install jQuery UI with bower by running bower install jquery-ui. JQuery UI now supports bower out-of-the-box. You can learn more about using jQuery UI with AMD on. That means that you can specify "ui/autocomplete" as a dependency in your module, and an AMD script loader like require.js will resolve all the dependencies that the autocomplete widget has. JQuery UI now supports AMD out-of-the-box. This makes usage with AMD easier (see below) and makes it easier to deal with the individual source files. We've dropped the "jquery.ui." prefix from all source files, so for example jquery.ui.accordion.js is now accordion.js. Our goal was to simplify where possible, while supporting more environments, specifically AMD and bower. We made some changes that affect all source files and the ways you can access and load them in your applications. This guide will assist in upgrading from jQuery UI 1.10.x to jQuery UI 1.11.x.Īll changes are listed below, organized by plugin, along with how to upgrade
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