Includes compatibility fixes for Internet Explorer.

Fixed some serious bugs introduced in previous versions, also enhanced callback support and continued to improve general functionality. Special thanks to the community for continuing it's contributions to the project!

Added support for jQuery UI Theme Roller, special thanks to Jeff Chan!

Fixed in 1.2.1
- Fixed instance where the interval would fire the close method multiple times.
- Added CSS to hide from print media
- Fixed issue with closer button when div { position: relative } is set
- Fixed leaking issue with multiple containers. Special thanks to Matthew Hanlon!

NOTE: If you are having trouble rendering notificatiosn, especially if you are using Internet Explorer please FIRST check the example scripts in the download package. These scripts render properly and can help you solve your problem. If you still need assistance please e-mail me through my website. Do not post support requests as bugs!

The latest and greatest release of jGrowl now features queuing and various bug fixes. This release is fully compatible with jQuery 1.2.x-1.3.x.

Beta 3 includes a new way of triggering a notification's close. This came in response to some user feedback. The purpose of this is to allow you to better customize how a notification might possibly be closed by simple calling $('notification...').trigger('jGrowl.close').

This release fixes several syntax errors in the main javascript file and corrects a call to the logging callback.

jGrowl 1.2.0beta1 introduces a pooling mechanism for limiting how many messages are pooled onto the screen at a given time. When the pooling queue has been reached any subsequent messages are stored until the messages present on the screen disappear, either through expiration or manual closing. There is a new example file demonstrating this functionality and how to turn it on. By default this functionality is disabled and jGrowl should behave like it did in previous versions.

This is a minor update with minimal changes.

• Added iPhone styled example.
• Fixed possible IE7 bug when determining if the ie6 class shoudl be applied.
• Added template for the close button, so that it's content could be customized.

Changes in 1.1.1
- Fixed CSS styling bug for ie6 caused by a mispelling
- Changes height restriction on default notifications to min-height
- Added skinned examples using a variety of images
- Added the ability to customize the content of the [close all] box
- Added jTweet, an example of using jGrowl + Twitter

NOTE: This is primarily a maintenance release, it fixes several small issues that some users ran into, but other than that it serves to provide better examples of jGrowl and how to use the plugin.

**UPDATED: If you want the compressed or minimized version of jGrowl the original release package does NOT have the correct files. I forgot to redo those when I bundled. I have rebundled and attached it to this release info, so be sure to download the new attached zip file instead of the release file if you want either the compressed or minimized version.

jGrowl 1.1.0 includes major API changes! jGrowl now supports multiple contains and offers alternative ways of accessing a particular container. This release should be 100% backwards compatible with prior releases, however there are a lot of new capabilities. The demo file has been updated extensively and should be looked at for examples. This release also maintains 100% compatibility with Internet Explorer 6.

Changes in 1.1.0:

• Multiple container and instances.
• Standard $.jGrowl() now wraps $.fn.jGrowl() by first establishing a generic jGrowl container.
• Instance methods of a jGrowl container can be called by $.fn.jGrowl(methodName)
• Added glue preferenced, which allows notifications to be inserted before or after nodes in the container
• Added new log callback which is called before anything is done for the notification
• Corner's attribute are now applied on an individual notification basis.

This is a maintenance release of 1.0.3 that adds support for IE6. jGrowl should now work correctly across all of the major browsers.

This release fixes several bugs and improves upon existing functionality. There are also a number of news ways to customize the behavior of jGrowl. The demo has been updated to demonstrate some of the new functionality.

Changes in 1.0.3:

• Fixed bug with options persisting across notifications
• Fixed theme application bug
• Simplified some selectors and manipulations.
• Added beforeOpen and beforeClose callbacks
• Reorganized some lines of code to be more readable
• Removed unnecessary this.defaults context
• If corners plugin is present, it's now customizable.
• Customizable open animation.
• Customizable close animation.
• Customizable animation easing.
• Added customizable positioning (top-left, top-right, bottom-left, bottom-right, center)

Fixed various bugs. Added: external CSS, per-message theming, open & close callbacks, global closer callback, automatic setup, interval cleanup, custom animation speed, and more per-message customizations.

Initial release. Raise basic notifications within the browser, similar to OS X's Growl framework.