#jqslickwrap

Earlier today, @AlmogBaku submitted the first ever pull request to the github project for jQSlickWrap. He added the ability to have the image rendered as the background-image of the parent div by its src parameter, as opposed to using a data-URI. I think this approach may be better than the data-URI mechanism I was using before, so maybe it'll become the default in the future.

Additionally, while testing the pull request I realized that there was a bug with how the height of parent divs was being set (to make sure the entire image showed.) If you were to resize the window after jQSlickWrap did its business a couple of things could happen: the image could get chopped-off, or the text could overflow the containing div. This behavior has been corrected.

Thanks to these changes, I've upped the version number of jQSlickWrap to 0.2. You can read more about the project and download it from the jQSlickWrap home page. These are the first substantial changes to the code since it was released in 2009!

It really is something special to receive a pull request from a total stranger on a project you created.