jQuery iff plugin v0.1

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Now that the site redesign is done, I figured I'd lead off with a web development-related post. From the jQuery iff plugin project page:

This relatively simple and very small jQuery plugin gives you the functionality and power of a standard JavaScript "if" statement, without breaking the chain. In one way, iff operates like .filter(), in that it allows you to conditionally process a subset of selected elements, but instead of allowing you to preserve or remove individual elements, it operates on the entire set of elements.

Feel free to check out the jQuery iff plugin now, and let me know if you have any questions, comments, or suggestions!

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