Joined May 2012
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Greg

javascript whisperer
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Toronto, Ontario
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Looks good but you don't need "!== 0;" just ".length" checks this.

I don't use jQuery that much anymore in favour of Angular but I think a bit better than my code from 2 years ago would be to store all your jQuery selectors to variables then check truthy value like:
var homePage = $('.homepage')
if(homePage) { //code}

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Nice

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