Updating README files

README.md

@@ -4,36 +4,9 @@ jQuery Plugins
 
 This repo will eventually contain a number of useful jQuery plugins. I'll normally release them on my site (http://james.padolsey.com) and then push them to Github.
 
-Pulse
----
+Plugins so far:
 
-The pulse plugin provides a simple way to initiate pulsing on any element. Its API is very similar to jQuery's `animate()` method. 
-
-If you wanted to pulse an element's opacity, it's as simple as:
-
-    jQuery(element).pulse({
-        opacity: [1,0] // pulse between 1 and 0
-    }, 200, 5);
-
-It will pulse between an opacity of one and zero, a total of 5 times. Each individual animation (from one value to another) will last 200 milliseconds, as specified in the second parameter.
-
-It also accepts an options object as the second parameter to more clearly outline what you want. E.g.
-
-    jQuery(element).pulse({
-        fontSize: ['12px', '16px'],
-        opacity: [1,0]
-    }, {
-        times: 15, // pulse will run 15 times
-        duration: 500, // duration of each individual animation
-        complete: function() {
-            alert('Finished pulsing!');
-        }
-    });
-
-So, the possible parameter patterns are:
-
-    jQuery().pulse( properties, duration, timesToRun, callbackFn );
-    jQuery().pulse( properties, duration, callbackFn );
-    jQuery().pulse( properties, options );
-
-More info can be found here: http://james.padolsey.com/javascript/simple-pulse-plugin-for-jquery/
+ * [Pulse][1]
+
+
+[1]: http://github.com/jamespadolsey/jQuery-Plugins/tree/master/pulse/

pulse/README.md

@@ -1 +1,38 @@
-a
+Pulse
+---
+
+The pulse plugin provides a simple way to initiate pulsing on any element. Its API is very similar to jQuery's `animate()` method. 
+
+If you wanted to pulse an element's opacity, it's as simple as:
+
+    jQuery(element).pulse({
+        opacity: [1,0] // pulse between 1 and 0
+    }, 200, 5);
+
+It will pulse between an opacity of one and zero, a total of five times. Each individual animation (from one value to another) will last 200 milliseconds, as specified in the second parameter.
+
+It also accepts an options object as the second parameter to more clearly outline what you want. E.g.
+
+    jQuery(element).pulse({
+        fontSize: ['12px', '16px'],
+        opacity: [1,0]
+    }, {
+        times: 15, // pulse will run 15 times
+        duration: 500, // duration of each individual animation
+        complete: function() {
+            alert('Finished pulsing!');
+        }
+    });
+
+So, the possible parameter patterns are:
+
+    jQuery().pulse( properties );
+    jQuery().pulse( properties, duration );
+    jQuery().pulse( properties, duration, timesToRun );
+    jQuery().pulse( properties, duration, timesToRun, easing );
+    jQuery().pulse( properties, duration, timesToRun, easing, callbackFn );
+    jQuery().pulse( properties, duration, easing );
+    jQuery().pulse( properties, duration, easing, callbackFn );
+    jQuery().pulse( properties, options );
+
+More info can be found here: http://james.padolsey.com/javascript/simple-pulse-plugin-for-jquery/