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 # WP-JSON
 * Contributors: hising
-* Donate link: http://frontendbook.com/
 * Tags: json, feed
 * Requires at least: 2.5
 * Tested up to: 2.7
@@ -16,21 +15,39 @@ WP-JSON is a plugin that easily enables you start syndicating your blog entries
 ## Installation
 1. Upload the wp-json folder to your plugin directory
 2. Activate the WP-JSON plugin in the plugin section of your blog admin interface
-3. Test that your blog responses correctly:
-3.1 With mod_rewrite enabled
-	http://yourblog.com/feed/json/?callback=method
-3.2 With mod_rewrite disabled
-	http://yourblog.com/?feed=json&amp;callback=method
+3. Test that your blog responds correctly:
+* With mod_rewrite enabled: http://yourblog.com/feed/json/?callback=method
+* With mod_rewrite disabled: http://yourblog.com/?feed=json&amp;callback=method
 
 ## Frequently Asked Questions
 
 ### How do I grab the JSON Feed?
 
-You can either use http://yourblog.com/[path/]feed/json/?callback=method or if you do not have mod_rewrite enabled: http://yourblog.com/[path/]?feed=json&amp;callback=method
+* Use http://yourblog.com/[path/]feed/json/?callback=method
+* If you do not have mod_rewrite enabled: http://yourblog.com/[path/]?feed=json&amp;callback=method
 
 ### Where can I find an example of this in use?
 
-Try http://frontendbook.com/feed/json/?callback=method and you should see our feed syndicated in JSON.
+Try [http://frontendbook.com/feed/json/?callback=method](http://frontendbook.com/feed/json/?callback=method) and you should see our feed syndicated in JSON.
+
+	$(function(){
+		$(&quot;body&quot;).append('&lt;div id=&quot;wp-json&quot;&gt;Loading JSON&lt;/div&gt;');
+		$(&quot;#wp-json&quot;).css({
+			'position' : 'fixed',
+			'right' : '0px',
+			'top' : '0px',
+			'background' : '#f00'
+			});
+			$.getJSON('http://frontendbook.com/feed/json/?callback=?', function(json){
+				var result = '&lt;ul&gt;';
+				$.each(json.items, function(){
+					result += '&lt;li&gt;&lt;a href=&quot;' + this.link + '&quot;&gt;' + this.title + '&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/li&gt;';})
+				result += '&lt;/ul&gt;';
+				$(&quot;#wp-json&quot;).css({
+					'background' : '#fff'
+				}).html(result);
+			});
+	});
 
 ### Can you recommend any good JavaScript library for reading JSON?
-Yes, I can, I prefer using [jQuery](http://jquery.com)
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+Yes, I can, I prefer using the [jQuery JavaScript Library](http://jquery.com)
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    <name>Mattias Hising</name>
    <email>hising@gmail.com</email>
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