No... it does the same thing that the hover function does =(
I don't want stuff to be added to the queue, the queue should have at
most 1 item at the time.. thanks for your answer though. Anyone else?
On 12 Nov, 10:04, Liam Potter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> not entirely sure if it will work this way but try
>
> $("a").bind("mouseenter",function(){
> $(this).fadeTo(500,1);
> }
>
> });
>
> $("a").bind("mouseleave",function() {
> $(this).fadeTo(300,0.33);
> });
>
> Althalos wrote:
> > *bump*
>
> > On 11 Nov, 19:15, Althalos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> Hi. I have a menu consisting of some simple text links. They start
> >> with an opacity of 0.33 then when I move my mouse over them they lit
> >> up. They worked well, however the effects wanted to "stack up" in a
> >> queue so that when I had swept my mouse over the links a couple of
> >> times fast they would keep fading in and fading out as many times as I
> >> had swept my mouse over them.
>
> >> What I want is a link that lights up when you move the mouse across
> >> it, then fades down and keeps faded out until I sweep my mouse over it
> >> again. So I added .stop, which didn't work to well. I was hoping
> >> someone would correct me. What happens right now is that sometimes
> >> (often) links get stopped in the middle, with an opacity which is
> >> neither 0.33 nor 1. Also some links "freeze" and don't respond to moue
> >> hover... thank you.
>
> >> $("a").hover(function(){
> >> $(this).fadeTo(500,1);
> >> }, function() {
> >> $(this).fadeTo(300,0.33, function () {
> >> $(this).stop({gotoEnd:true});
> >> });
> >> });
