## About Zoom A small jQuery plugin for zooming images on mouseover or mousedown. See the [project page](http://jacklmoore.com/zoom/) for documentation and a demonstration. Released under the [MIT license](http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php). To compile the .min.js file, run: `uglifyjs --comments '/license:/' < jquery.zoom.js > jquery.zoom.min.js` ## Changelog: ##### v1.7.15 - 2016/2/8 * Added touchend event, might fix #97 #75 #62. Merges #100. ##### v1.7.14 - 2015/3/18 * Fixes bug with passing the `target` property a selector, rather than a DOM node. Merges #73. ##### v1.7.13 - 2014/4/29 * Destroy event does a better job of reseting back to the original state. ##### v1.7.12 - 2014/2/11 * Set zoomed image's maxHeight to none, just in case a maxHeight has been defined for images in the CSS. ##### v1.7.11 - 2013/11/12 * Added magnify property to allow scaling of the zoomed image. ##### v1.7.10 - 2013/10/16 * Fixed bug relating to the size of the target element when using the target property (Fixes #35) ##### v1.7.9 - 2013/10/16 * Added simple fallback for touch events (Fixes #37 #39) * Renamed minified file to jquery.zoom.min.js to match jQuery's convention. ##### v1.7.8 - 2013/7/30 * Will use data-src attribute if present before checking for the presence of an src attribute. ##### v1.7.7 - 2013/7/14 * Restricted grab to just the left-mouse-button on mousedown ##### v1.7.6 - 2013/6/24 * Fixed misnamed onZoomOut callback ##### v1.7.5 - 2013/6/19 * Fixed a bug with absolutely or fixed position target elements * Set the value of `this` to be zoom-image element for the onZoomIn and onZoomOut callbacks ##### v1.7.4 - 2013/6/18 * Namespaced events to assist unbinding events. * Added destroy event to unbind zoom events & remove created img element. Example: $('.example').trigger('zoom.destroy'); * Added onZoomIn and onZoomOut callbacks ##### v1.7.3 - 2013/6/10 * Fixing mistake made in previous commit ##### v1.7.2 - 2013/6/6 * Replaced new Image() with document.createElement('img') to avoid a potential bug in Chrome 27. ##### v1.7.1 - 2013/3/12 * Replaced jQuery shorthand methods with on() in anticipation of jQuery 2.0 ##### v1.7.0 - 2013/1/31 * Added 'toggle' behavior to zoom in/out on click. Example: $('#example').zoom({ on:'toggle' }); * Removed the icon property in favor of just using CSS. ##### v1.6.0 - 2013/1/22 * Created $.zoom which contains the positioning logic, so that users can write custom controls or event handling. ##### v1.5.0 - 2012/11/19 * Added 'target' property for specifying the element that displays the zoomed image. ##### v1.4.0 - 2012/9/29 * Changed API & added option to activate on click. ##### v1.3.0 - 2011/12/21 * Added 'callback' property that will execute a callback function once the image has loaded. * Fixed a bug relating to the 'grab' property ##### v1.2.0 - 2011/11/15 * Fixed a positioning bug ##### v1.1.0 - 2011/11/15 * Added 'grab' property ##### v1.0.0 - 2011/11/11 * First release/*! 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Caminos de mesa andinos

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Estos caminos de mesa son apreciados por su belleza artesanal y su importancia cultural en la región andina. Además de ser elementos decorativos, también son considerados objetos de herencia cultural y transmiten tradiciones ancestrales de generación en generación.

Los diseños y patrones de los caminos de mesa andinos pueden variar significativamente de una región a otra, lo que refleja la diversidad cultural de la región andina.

Los colores son una parte importante de la cultura andina, y los caminos de mesa a menudo presentan una amplia gama de colores vibrantes. Los colores suelen estar inspirados en la naturaleza y la cosmovisión andina.

Los patrones utilizados en los caminos de mesa andinos a menudo incluyen diseños geométricos, así como símbolos y motivos tradicionales andinos. Estos diseños pueden tener significados culturales y espirituales.

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Estos caminos de mesa son conocidos por su colorido y diseño intrincado, y a menudo están tejidos a mano por artesanos locales. Los caminos de mesa andinos son generalmente tejidos a mano en telares tradicionales por artesanos locales. Este proceso puede ser laborioso y requiere habilidad.
Material:
Tradicionalmente, estos caminos de mesa se tejen con materiales naturales, como lana de alpaca, lana de oveja o algodón. La elección de los materiales puede variar según la región y las tradiciones locales.
Cuidado:
Para mantener en buenas condiciones tus muñecos de amigurumi, asegúrate de limpiarla suavemente cuando sea necesario, almacenarla en un lugar limpio y seco, evitar el contacto con mascotas y protegerla de insectos. Evita el uso excesivo, realiza reparaciones cuidadosas si es necesario y no la laves a máquina. Además, mantén la muñeca fuera del alcance de niños menores de 3 años  para prevenir daños y riesgos de atragantamientos

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