Delicious Button v1.1

Leave inputs empty to use defaults. more info on button options

Button The tall button is the default. to use the wide button set this to 'wide'
URL by default button will use the URL & title of the current page. to override this set it manually.
Title by default button will use the title of the current page when url is empty. to override this set it manually.
Default CSS? CSS for this buttton is included in the javascript file. to use you custom CSS, set this to 0 to disable inline CSS.
Refer to this CSS file to get an idea about the used styles
Keep Query String? When 'url' is left empty. any query string in the current page URL will be ignored, which should be suitable to most blogging platforms.
but if your post URL uses query string to identify each post then you must set this to 1
* query string: anything in URL that comes after ? including the question mark.
Button Loading Auto-load any number of div elements with "delicious-button" class and place options in a HTML comment or HTML5 data attribute. Also, you can use a jQuery method call.

Javascript files (jQuery & plugin) should be included in that order! And each file needs to exists one time only on a page regardless of how many buttons you have on that page.
You can include the Javascript files at <head> section or by the end of the page.
When setting options in HTML5 attribute, you should escape single-quotes with backslash in options values.
so, you would write 'John\'s Post' instead of 'John's Post'.
And escape double-quotes like this 'say "hi"' instead of 'say "hi"'.
If you place options in HTML comment, you should escape single-quotes as before. And put a backslash between any 2 consecutive dashes like this 'related -\- Post' instead of 'related -- Post'.

If you are on Wordpress, you can insert this code in the loop at your index template

<!-- {
	url:"<?php the_permalink() ?>"
	,title:"<?php the_title(); ?>"
 	,...
} -->

Also, If you place options in HTML comment and embed code in Blogger template, you need to escape the HTML comment like this:
```
&lt;!-- {
	url:"<data:post.url/>"
	,title:"<data:post.title/>"
	,...
} --&gt;
```
Plugin was also tested to work with jQuery 1.3.2, Just replace jQuery Javascript source to "http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.3.2/jquery.min.js"

Delicious Button v1.1 - Setup