jquery-animate

问题 I am trying to create a flashing arrow. However when I execute this script in different browsers it behaves badly. IE says its out of memory, Chrome lags for a second and then behaves well and in firefox the animation is sticky. Hope someone can work out a way that I can animate a flashing arrow smoothly. Thanks aniPointer($('#arrow')); function aniPointer(point) { point.animate({opacity: 1.0}, {duration: 300}) .animate({opacity: 0.2}, {duration: 700}) .animate({opacity: 0.2}, {duration: 300}

问题 I am trying to create a free-falling effect under the action of gravity in my browser. Basic Physics should tell you that the more the body (a div in this case) falls the faster should be its velocity. Any ideas how to implement this? Basically the velocity of the object should be equal to 'at' at all times. Where t = time period and a = acceleration = 9.8. 回答1: Theres a jQuery 'physics' plugin that allows you to apply physics to elements. You can create vectors and assign velocity/gravity

问题 I try to use setInterval to achieve animate effect in javascript, I want a div 's width increase 200px (the box's origin width is 100px ) in 1000ms : var MAX = 300, duration = 1000; var inc = parseFloat( MAX / duration ); var div = $('div')[0]; var width = parseInt(div.style.width, 10); function animate (id) { width += inc; if (width >= MAX) { clearInterval(id); console.timeEnd("animate"); } div.style.width = width + "px"; } console.time("animate"); var timer = setInterval(function () {

问题 I have this code at jsfiddle Quite simply, I want to pull it out from the bottom, on a fixed size page (1920x1080), I have this sample working to pull from the right edge, but not sure how to move it to the bottom. Many thanks if you can help HTML <div id="slideout"> <div id="slidecontent"> Yar, there be dragonns herre! </div> <div id="clickme"> </div> </div> Script $(function () { $("#clickme").toggle(function () { $(this).parent().animate({right:'0px'}, {queue: false, duration: 500}); },

问题 I've seen lots of people ask similar questions here, but none of them seem to work for me. I have an img, with the id 'character'. I want it to move left on left click and right on right click. This is the code I have: var bound = window.innerWidth; function left(id) { document.getElementById(id).style.left.match(/^([0-9]+)/); var current = RegExp.$1; if(current <=bound){ document.getElementById(id).style.left = current - 0 + 'px'; } else{ document.getElementById(id).style.left = current - 5

问题 In wordpress pages is there a plugin for vertical images.. I want a web page which should look like as follows: In this there a main panel Products .And which has images as accordions.. Only 10% of the image is visible..but onclick of the image1 It should expand 100% as follows : And the main thing is..These images user should be able to put in WP pages Static its possible ..as shown in this but i want it to be edited in the page or ..some othe way ..may be in one folder.. Is it possible? Is

问题 I am having jQuery animation issues... I have a footer with a hidden div on top of it. When someone clicks a button near the header, the div should animate UP. Sort of like sliding up, like you're pulling a manila folder out of a drawer. (Not the normal slide up where the bottom of the div slides up to the top.) I found this piece of code that is kind of what I want, however, it's moving the baseline (footer). .featureBox{width:182px; height:150px; position:relative; border:1px solid red; } $

问题 Hi I am trying to animate the border of an input but no matter how I put the border it just doesn't seem to animate. My current code: $(this).animate({border : '1px solid #f00'}, 'slow', 'linear'); 回答1: You have to set the border color and style css properties In full jquery : $(this).css({borderColor:"#f00",borderStyle:"solid"}).animate({borderWidth : '3px'}, 'slow', 'linear'); You need plug-in for animate border color in jquery, check this : http://www.bitstorm.org/jquery/color-animation/

问题 I got this box that expands on hover after its SVG timer is done: http://jsfiddle.net/frank_o/WwD5V/9/embedded/result/ But right now it goes bananas if you hover on and off many times quickly. How come placing stop(true,true) before each animate() won't fix it? JS: $('.wrapper').bind('mouseenter', function () { setTimeout(function () { $('.wrapper').stop(true,true).animate({ width: '100%' }, 200); }, 2000); }).mouseleave(function () { $('.wrapper').stop(true,true).animate({ width: '120px' },

问题 Has jQuery an animating -event (not :animated )? Something like step, but as extra method/event? Currently I trigger a custom event in each animations step-function: $('.foo').animate({property: 'value'}, { step: function(now, fx){ $(this).trigger('animating', [now, fx]) } }); $('.foo').on('animating', function(e, now, fx){ // do what you want }); I think there's somewhere in the wild assuredly a better solution. Any ideas/approaches? Update I've written a (of course not awesome) special