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libjs-jquery-jstree-3.3.9+dfsg1/README.md:75:Now we are all set to create a tree, inline HTML is the easiest option (suitable for menus). All you need to do is select a node (using a jQuery selector) and invoke the `.jstree()` function to let jstree know you want to render a tree inside the selected node. `$.jstree.create(element)` can be used too.
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libjs-jquery-jstree-3.3.9+dfsg1/src/jstree.js-91-	 * @param {DOMElement|jQuery|String} el the element to create the instance on, can be jQuery extended or a selector
libjs-jquery-jstree-3.3.9+dfsg1/src/jstree.js:92:	 * @param {Object} options options for this instance (extends `$.jstree.defaults`)
libjs-jquery-jstree-3.3.9+dfsg1/src/jstree.js-93-	 * @return {jsTree} the new instance
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libjs-jquery-jstree-3.3.9+dfsg1/src/jstree.js:193:	 * If there is no instance associated with the current node a new one is created and `arg` is used to extend `$.jstree.defaults` for this new instance. There would be no return value (chaining is not broken).
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libjs-jquery-jstree-3.3.9+dfsg1/src/jstree.js:197:	 * If there is an existing instance and `arg` is not a string the instance itself is returned (similar to `$.jstree.reference`).
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