jquery-animate

问题 do you have an idea, how the animated cats could move smoother? It's stuttering and I don't know how to set it smoother. jQuery.fx.interval isn't helping http://christianhaller.com/jquery-animate-img.html thx, christian 回答1: The stuttering appears to be because of the easing, since you are moving the image a very small amount and small changes are obvious. Just set the easing parameter of the animation to linear . 回答2: From the CrossSlide jQuery plugin developer: It also bears to mention that

问题 I'm misunderstanding the scroll() function. I'm wishing to if a panel is open execute a function if the main window is scrolled up or down. This is my code that does nothing. if('#specsallA:visible').scroll(function(){ $('#specsbar').animate({ width:'190px' }, '500'); $('.products').animate({ width:'168px' }, '500'); $('#specsallA').hide(); $('#specsall').show(); }); Any ideas, Marvellous 回答1: A slight misunderstanding. Easiest way is to put your if() test inside the event callback $(window)

问题 I'm trying to create a news list summary section using <ul> and would like to make the whole <li> clickable. I'd like to use to first link it finds in the <li> as the URL so it remains accessible when JavaScript is not enabled...My HTML is:- <h3>Regional news</h3> <ul> <li class="alt clickable"> <h4><a href="/dave.htm">Fusce porta varius eros</a></h4> <h5>22 Feb 2009</h5> <p>Donec bibendum, mauris at vulputate vestibulum, nulla odio eleifend sem, in adipiscing orci neque sit amet ipsum.</p> <

问题 i have some css for changing my image into grayscale (with some svg for firefox) img.grayscale{ filter: grayscale(100%); -webkit-filter: grayscale(100%); -moz-filter: grayscale(100%); -ms-filter: grayscale(100%); -o-filter: grayscale(100%); filter: url(desaturate.svg#greyscale); filter: gray; -webkit-filter: grayscale(1); } but now i want animation on hover for changing the value of the grayscale to 0. I have this code but it doesn't do anything (on chrome of course), i have no idea why it

问题 Please see the jQuery below: I am really wondering how can I use CSS !important for height in this code. $j('#lveis-wrapper_3').animate({ opacity: 0.0, height : 200 }, 1200); The CSS of #lveis-wrapper_3 is below : #lveis-wrapper_3 { width: 844px !important; height: 936px !important; margin: 0pt 0pt 10px !important; padding: 0pt !important; float: none; } I can not remove !important from height: 936px for some reasons... so I want to change that height by animate() jQuery function - but how?

问题 Friends, I'm banging my head about this issue, I was hoping you can help me. I'm trying to animate the child of a repeated element with angularjs 1.2rc1 (perhaps this has changed?), more or less like this: <div ng-repeat="row in rows" class="animated-row> <div class="animated-child">Row content</div> </div> What I want is to animate the child to move inside the repeated row on enter and leave. Therefore, I have tried, as per the documentation, a selector like this: .animated-row { overflow:

问题 This is my img, <img src="one.png" id="one" onMouseOver="animateThis(this)"> I want to slowly change this image src to "oneHovered.png" when the user hovers over using jQuery. Which jQuery method is best to do this? A lot of examples I see want me to change the CSS background. Is there anything to alter the src attribute directly? 回答1: You could start by first fading out the image, controlling the duration of the fadeout using the first optional parameter. After the fade out is complete, the

问题 I've been hunting around for an answer on here, Google, etc., and can't seem to quite nail this one. I have an image with an ID of #pin01. This is a pin on a map that I have animating down within a div, landing on an image of a map (think Google map). My JQuery, which works just great, is this: $('#pin01').animate({ opacity: 0}, 0).delay(500); $('#pin01').animate({ opacity: 1, top: "305px" }, 500); and my HTML is as follows: <img src="images/pin_blue.png" id="pin01" /> The animation works

问题 My page contains four sections, each set to 100% height with different background color. At the very top I have a fixed menu. I want the menu to change it's background color depending on which section the user is at the moment, so it blends better with the background. So far I have managed to make the menu's bg color to change when portfolio is entered, but it's not much and I am stuck. It has to change it's color again, when the user scrolls back to home, forth to about and so on. Also, I

问题 I have a simple jQuery hover animation: jQuery(function($) { $('.category').hover(function(){ $(this).find('.banner').fadeIn(); },function(){ $(this).find('.banner').fadeOut(400); }); }); all this does is when someone hovers over the .category element, the banner div fades in and fades out. Simple. My problem is that as I have about ten of the .category elements, if someone moves across them too fast or off and on the same one multiple times jQuery queues the animations and keeps making them