jquery-animate

I'm trying to do some simple jQuery test in Confluence 4.1.9. $("div#test").css("background","#F00"); works, but $("div#test").animate({background:"#F00"}); doesn't. Am I missing something? Or maybe animate() just doesn't work in Confluence? Hopefully someone can help me out with this. Thank you. [Update] Thank you guys, it totally worked! But fyi, it did not work in preview, which made me scratch my head a bit. Good thing I decided to save the page and see what happens anyway. :P jQuery Core does not support color animations out of the box. You will have to use something like jQuery UI or a

Is there a way to do a shape tween in javascript? Using canvas maybe... If you will be doing graphics on the HTML 5 canvas element, you may want to check the Processing.js library. There is a tweening library , but you will probably find it helpful for many other things . Processing.js uses JavaScript to draw shapes and manipulate images on the HTML 5 Canvas element. The code is light-weight, simple to learn and makes an ideal tool for visualizing data, creating user-interfaces and developing web-based games. For tweening, you may want to have a look at the following: Tween.lib - Motion

I have created a 3D plot surface from a file and I'm trying to animate the plot. I have read the examples in the matplotlib webpage and other examples in SO, and notice that I need to create an update function to loop through the values in the file and then create a matplotlib.animation object but I don't understand how to do it. I would appreciate very much if someone could explain me the syntax of the update function and how to use it in the matplotlib.animation object. My data is a multidimensional array with 498 lines and for each line i have an array with 64x128 values. Data is organized

I am making a website, and it allows users to change view options. I use jQuery to smooth animations for font changing. It fades the whole page out and back in again with the new fonts. The fade out animation is fine, but when it fades back in, there's no fade. It just pops up, no animation. The problematic jQuery is in http://xsznix.my3gb.com/options.php . The code I have so far is this: $('#font-classic').click(function(){ $(document.body).animate({opacity: '0%'},{duration: 1000, complete: function(){ // font changing code here $(document.body).animate({opacity: '100%'}, 1000); }}); }); Why

I'm trying to mimic the vote-up vote-down system that is on this website. Is there an easy way to move the position of a div in jquery (with animations)? Say I have the following items: <div id="items"> <div id="item1">item 1</div> <div id="item2">item 2</div> <div id="item3">item 3</div> </div> I'd like to be able to call a function which would smoothly move item 3 up one position to: <div id="items"> <div id="item1">item 1</div> <div id="item3">item 3</div> <div id="item2">item 2</div> </div> Is there any easy way to do this in jQuery? Something like this perhaps: $('.move-up').click

I would like to smooth the chaining of some jquery.animate functions. Here is a jsfiddle where I describe the problem : http://jsfiddle.net/xavier_seignard/KTxbb/4/ As you can see, there is a stop between each animation, even with the linear attribute. Do you have any idea about how to smooth it? Or anything else that would do the trick? Regards You can change the speed for a more "fine" animation, you see that stop because the speed it's too fast and different size to cover: function initPage() { $.each(json, function() { $("#point").animate({ left: this.x, top: this.y }, 1000, 'linear'); });

I was asked if I could come up with a text effect in HTML using jQuery where I get a string and then the routine automatically detects the words and animates each word in, one at a time. Like. sec into the animation shows: "Happy" sec into the animation shows:"Happy New" sec into the animation shows:"Happy New Year" sec into the animation shows:"Happy New Year 2011" each word should "fade/animate" in slowly, I thought a simple sliding pane going right in pixels would be satisfying - but no. Word by word. I could need some ideas on this one. I know some jQuery and a lot of Javascript, so I

I'm trying to learn how to use jQuery, and I've stumbled upon a problem. First off, I will show you the part of the code that causes the problem. HTML <div id="nav"> <div id="button"><p class="scroll" onclick="location.href='#ed';">Education</p></div> <div id="button"><p class="scroll" onclick="location.href='#wxp';">Work Experience</p></div> <div id="button"><p class="scroll" onclick="location.href='#oact';">Other Activities</p></div> <div id="button"><p class="scroll" onclick="window.open('cv.pdf','mywindow');">View as PDF</p></div> <div id="arrow_container"><div class="arrow" id="down"><

I'm trying to animate an image so that it centers itself. Here's the code I'd like to use: $('#myImage').animate({'margin-right': 'auto'}); But when I do that, it's ignored and doesn't change the margin. Is there a way to animate a margin to auto, or otherwise center an image? Thanks! As 'auto' isn't a number, jQuery cannot animate it. If you are okay with taking the image out of the flow of the document, you can set position to absolute or fixed and try: $('#myImage').animate({'left': '50%', 'margin-left': -$('#myImage').width()/2 }); Josiah Ruddell You cannot animate an auto property. To