btw, isnt possible use $.each ??
On 21 Led, 15:52, Charlie22 wrote:
> well, thx for nice explanation! Cya later.
>
> On 21 Led, 15:33,
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> Liam Potter wrote:
> > The animate function is there to create a pause at the start of each
> > fadeIn, otherwise all the divs will fade in at the same
well, thx for nice explanation! Cya later.
On 21 Led, 15:33,
Liam Potter wrote:
> The animate function is there to create a pause at the start of each
> fadeIn, otherwise all the divs will fade in at the same time.
> You could use a setTimeout for the pause but when I wrote this it wasn't
> an
The animate function is there to create a pause at the start of each
fadeIn, otherwise all the divs will fade in at the same time.
You could use a setTimeout for the pause but when I wrote this it wasn't
an option.
If you want to use show() you would change
$(this).fadeIn(3000);
to
$(this).s
Thank you very muhc, is there no way how use show() function? Always I
have to make it with animate() function??
On 21 Led, 15:09, Liam Potter wrote:
> you could use a for loop and use the animate function for a pause.
> eg
>
> var current = 0;
> var max_div = ($("parent_div").children().size()-
you could use a for loop and use the animate function for a pause.
eg
var current = 0;
var max_div = ($("parent_div").children().size()-1);
for(current=0;current<=max_div;current++)
{
$("parent_div")
.children("div")
.eq(current)
.animate({opacity: 1.0},((3000
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