anon.js

(function($){
	$(document).ready(function(){});
}(jQuery));

/* Also worth noting - the above wraps functionality in an anonymous function, allowing you
to pass the jQuery object in to use as $. The use of .ready() means it will wait until the
entire DOM is loaded and the onReady event fires in the browser. This can sometimes happen
a couple seconds after the page has loaded into view.

If the script is loaded in the footer of the page, after the DOM is loaded, but not necessarily
before onReady fires, you may be able to do everything you need without .ready(), as below */

(function($)){
	$('#my-selector').toggle(); // As long as #my-selector is in the DOM already
}(jQuery));

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