jquery-animate

问题 I have two different .animate functions.. Slides down the elements on document ready. Adds mouseover effect to these same elements. Problem here is that IF you happen to have your mouse over the area where the elements slide in on document ready, they will stop in the position where your mouse was in. The goal of course is to let the elements slide on their own without any interruptions. http://photoshopmesta.net/sic/theTest/slide.html Another thing.. the mouseleave seems to move the element

问题 Not sure what causes this? If I user slideDown in Firefox the text rendering cuts off the top of the letters before the animation is complete. This is ok in IE. If I then change the animation to use fadeIn instead, the blur does not happen in Firefox but the text is very jagged in IE. From another question I have asked in the past pertaining to animation, the guy told me that I should wrap that which I want to animate in another DIV and animate that instead. This sorted out the jerkiness

问题 I hope someone could help me. I have this code: <script> $(document).ready(function() { spectrum(); function spectrum(){ $('#bottom-menu ul li.colored a').animate( { color: '#E7294F' }, 16000); spectrum2(); } function spectrum2(){ $('#bottom-menu ul li.colored a').animate( { color: '#3D423C' }, 16000); spectrum(); } }); </script> it's working but when I look at firebug it says that there's a Too Much Recursion error. I hope someone can tell me why. Thanks! 回答1: The problem is that your script

问题 I am trying to animate menu elements shrinking the width from 170 to 150px on mouseover. My problem is, with the default .animate shrinking happens on the right side of my rectangle, I need it to shrink on the left side. I have already tried animating left margin, but since I have text inside the element, it shifts on the right during the animation. This is the actual code I'm using $(document).ready(function(){ //When mouse rolls over $("#navigation li").mouseover(function(){ $(this).stop()

问题 I am trying to rotate a 'back to top' button 360 degrees on hover WITHOUT un-rotating on mouseleave. I have tried multiple variations of jQuery code that I've found but I still can't seem to get it working. Here's the real example of where I've gotten so far (CSS hover between images as well). I have tried changing the jQuery to mouseenter , mouseover , hover as well as including and omitting the ; after the rotate number, to no avail. Is it a simple jQuery syntax mistake that I'm making?

问题 Please see this fiddle http://jsfiddle.net/MKwwH/ I want the link images-link to slide toggle right to left? $(document).ready(function() { $('.hidden').hide() }); $('.soundDiv-link').click(function() { $('#soundDiv').slideToggle("slow") }); $('.videoDiv-link').click(function() { $('#videoDiv').next().animate({width: 'toggle'}, "slow") }); $('.imagesDiv-link').click(function() { $('#imagesDiv').animate({width: 'toggle'}, "slow") }); 回答1: The issue is that you have left and right set. Just set

问题 Is it possible with jQuery to use animate , to fill a div with content smoothly, i.e. animate the height of the div growling larger as I insert content? For example (HTML): <div id="my-div"></div> Then (JavaScript): $("#my-div").html("some new really long string of text which makes the div height increase."); I would like to animate the insert of the html, and thus the height increase. 回答1: If you want to truly animate the text in, you would have to slowly append the text, one letter at a

问题 I am trying to display my products animation with the following code (jquery) var prodNum = <%=prodNum %>; var i = 1; $.timer(5000, function(timer) { $(".prods").hide("slide", { direction: "down" }, 500, function() { $(".prods").html("<div class=\"prod\">" + $("#pr" + ((4*i) % prodNum)).html() + "</div>" + "<div class=\"prod\">" + $("#pr" + ((4*i + 1) % prodNum)).html() + "</div>" + "<div class=\"prod\">" + $("#pr" + ((4*i + 2) % prodNum)).html() + "</div>" + "<div class=\"prod\">" + $("#pr"

问题 I would like to animate difference between two decimal numbers step by step. Have found Joss Crowcroft's solution for integer numbers that works nice and I've made example on jsfiddle. Code snippet: $({numberValue: 35}).animate({numberValue: 100}, { duration: 1000, easing: 'linear', step: function() { $('#dynamic-number').text(Math.ceil(this.numberValue)); } }); But if I want to animate for example number 2.85 to 3.25, can't be done on ths way. There have to be animated both parts, integer

问题 So as i've worked with jQuery's .animate() method i've learned that in order to animate the left margin you would have to use something like this: $('#thing').animate({marginLeft: 20}, 1000); Which is different than using the css property margin-left: 20px; How could I use the text-shadow property inside animate() ? 回答1: CSS transitions are the best way for this, as every browser in common usage that supports text-shadow also supports transitions. In that case, you just set the transition