Yes. Well. Not definitely. Let me check...
Yes. Definitely. However, might be something simalar. I have card-a
and card-b which are contained in slide-bar. card-a and card-b are
containers to load and display content into alternatly. When the user
closes the slide-bar, I want both of them to hide, then, hide the
slide-bar.
My awful jQuery skills are about to show themselves properly... I have
(Abridged version),
function closeSlideBar() {
$("#card-a").fadeOut(500,function(){
$("#side-nav").fadeIn(5000);
$("#sidebar").animate({left:slideBarClosed+"px"},10000,"swing");
});
$("#card-b").fadeOut(500,function(){
$("#side-nav").fadeIn(5000);
$("#sidebar").animate({left:slideBarClosed+"px"},10000,"swing");
});
};
I did think for a while that (apart from my method probably not being
great) having the two running at the same time was causing the
problem, and tried commenting one out. But still didn't work. Sigh.
On Mar 23, 11:29 am, "ryan.j" <ryan.joyce...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> is #lovelyDiv definitely unique?
