It is hard for me to explain so I will just demonstrate what I am trying to do: This work fin开发者_如何学编程e:
The following piece of code works perfectly in all browsers, bar IE. As usual. This is what needs to happen:
I\'m stuck with a function that doesn\'t want to animate... I\'m using the latest jQuery Color Plugin to enable color animations. Now, what should happen in the following code is that (when it works
What I\'m trying to do is segregate animations so I can kill certain ones without effecting the important ones. I am trying to add the mouseenter/mouseleave animations to a queue so I can kill them wh
I would like to add some animation to this jquery, at the moment the div \'pops up\' on hover. $(document).ready(function() {
I am really, reall开发者_运维知识库y missing something with jQuery\'s .animate() function. I can\'t get it to work for the life of me.
I have two jquery animations r开发者_开发问答unning in two different elements. Both are triggered at the same time. Now i want to end these to animations at the same time irrespective of the durations
I read this great thread: What are queues in jQuery? Now it makes me wonder: Does it matter which DOM object you bind queue to?
I\'m working on a website where I want to make a nice menu, that fades in link by link. Se code below:
jQuery(\'.slide\').css(\'opacity\',\'1\').animate({ opacity: 0 }, { duration: 9999, complete: function() {
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