jquery-animate

I'm looking to animate a div element from an absolute top position to an absolute bottom position on the page load. The combination of CSS and jQuery code below fails to move anything: CSS #line-three { position:absolute; width:100%; left:0px; top:113px; } jQuery $("#line-three").animate({ bottom: "100px", }, 1200); Thank you for your help! EDIT: I've tried changing it to this (as per graphicdevine's suggestions) but still no cigar: var footerOffsetTop = $('#line-three').offset().bottom; $('#line-three').css({position:'absolute',top:'',bottom:footerOffsetTop}) $("#line-three").delay(100)

I have an object (image) in the center of the screen. Now I want to animate some circles around this object. What is the best idea to realize that task? Should I use any dedicated JS library for animation? CSS will give smoothness take a look at this link It is better to use CSS3 instead of JavaScript because the resultant animation is always guaranteed to be smoother (especially on mobile devices) plus it can save on battery power. You can use some simple trigonometry such as this: ONLINE DEMO HERE function loop() { /// calc x and y position with radius of center + x = cx + radius * Math.cos

I have an Options box that hovers in the top right of the webpage. It's opacity is set to 10% so as not to be obstructive to users. When they hover over (mouseenter) it I use jQuery to fade it in and slidedown the content (and the reverse on mouseout). If they do this repeatedly though the animation stacks up and you can sometimes be left in a situation where your mouse is stood still but the box is yo-yoing around. How can I get around this situation? Here is how I currently setup the animations $("#dropdown").mouseenter(function() { $(this).fadeTo('fast',1); $("#options").slideDown(); }); $(

I've got a site i'm working on that has a few absolutelty positioned divs that I need to resize on clicking, these will then fill the container that the divs are in. The question is how do I get them on toggle to go back to the original position (top, left) which is different for each. $(".work-item .toggle").toggle(function() { $(this).parent().animate({ height: '430', width: '930', top: '0', left: '0' }, 750); }, function() { var pos = $(this).parent(); var position = pos.position(); $(this).parent().animate({ height: '150', width: '200', top: position.top, left: position.left }, 750); });

I am using this code to scroll to a certain element on my page: $("html, body").animate({scrollTop: $(".myDiv").offset().top}, 300); It works, but there is one issue with it: When the user scrolls down while the script scrolls up, there is some juddering because there are two scroll commands at the same time in different directions - sounds logical to me. I checked some other sites with such scroll functionality, there is no juddering. So what's the trick to prevent this? Barlas Apaydin Thats a jQuery bug when you use animate with scrolling, good detection. I did a research how to turn it off