0.9.12 - Saturday, February 2nd, 2013

This version release contains a “bumper crop” of new features and improvements:

    A new look! New templates and build system for included demo files
    Included CSS file is now built with LESS (see lesscss.org)
    Option handleSize deprecated in favor of CSS-based styling
    Fixed compatibility with jQuery v1.9+
    Fixed iOS jumping bug, improved touch performance
    Fixed destroy() visibility bug
    Fixed some rounding and display issues


0.9.10 - Sunday, April 29th, 2012

Highlights of the new version:

Selection handles and drag-bars are now positioned entirely via CSS. There are also new creation options (createHandles, createBorders, createDragbars) that allow specification of which elements should be created (this replaces undocumented sideHandles/cornerHandles options).

A minimized CSS file is now included. Also, the Javascript minimizer was switched to uglify-js. These minimized files are all created automatically using a pre-commit hook, so I never forget. If you’re interested in how this is done, check out the build directory of the git repository.

Jcrop now has experimental support for attaching to non-image elements. A complementary new shading mode can be implemented that works without using a duplicate image (“shade: true”).

A few more additions:

    Added getOptions() method to api
    Fix for twitter bootstrap 2.x
    onDblClick handler option
    Fixes for iOS touch events (still a bit wonky)
    Many various Javascript and CSS fixes


0.9.9 - Tuesday, June 7th, 2011

Callbacks have API Context
Initialization Callback
Image can now be changed via API
Experimental Touch Support
Major MSIE enhancements/changes
Even more new features

    Default options now stored in $.Jcrop.defaults
    New behavior options: allowSelect, allowMove, allowResize (all default true)
    Enhanced keyboard support, mostly defaults to enabled now (keySupport: true)
    Added onRelease callback for when selection is cancelled or disappears
    Added bgFade option (default: false)


0.9.8 - Monday, April 20th, 2009

IE8 fix


0.9.7 - Thursday, April 9th, 2009

    In some situations, the target image would disappear upon instantiation due to the image size not being properly detected (thanks to Graham and Daniel for pointing this out).
    Clicking on an edge or sizing handle and immediately releasing the mouse button (without movement) would incorrectly cause the crop selection to release (thanks to Andy for pointing this out).
    Using the basic jQuery plugin attachment method caused an additional copy of the image to be inserted into the DOM (minor).
    Jcrop now attaches the API to $(selector).data(‘Jcrop’) instead of selector.Jcrop (obscure).


0.9.6 - Friday, April 3rd, 2009

    Jcrop widget can now be disabled, re-enabled, or removed entirely
    New selections, moving, and resizing can now be disabled/enabled
    minSize/maxSize now work with aspectRatio set (thanks for the patch, Matt!)
    setSelect and animateTo now scale coordinate input on larger images
    Documentation has been updated to reflect some of the new functionality
    Added a new API demo to download archive and online demos page
    Internal code restructuring, including additional commenting


0.9.5 -  Tuesday, October 14th, 2008

Prior to this release, applying more than one instance of Jcrop on a page would create a conflict. The widgets would be built and appear to function correctly, but all instances would “control” the latest instance. Even that behavior was not totally evident because Jcrop will preload the image if invoked a certain way, creating a race condition where sometimes one would be initialized later than the other, regardless of the order of instantiation.


0.9.3 - Monday, September 22nd, 2008

This update adds two options:
maxSize 	array 	[ w,h ] 	Maximum dimensions
minSize 	array 	[ w,h ] 	Minimum dimensions

Some notes:

    If you specify a dimension as zero (0), it will not be bounded.
    If aspectRatio option is set, maxSize and minSize are ignored.


0.9.2 - Friday, September 19th, 2008

    address a couple of issues,  impacting performance@si
    implement new image sizing features to address larger images
    improve documentation


0.9.0 - Tuesday, September 9th, 2008

    initial release
