jQuery slideDown vs. jQuery UI .show('slide')

Question

I\'m trying to utilize jQuery\'s built in effect functionality to create a \"drawer\" that slides out from behind a navigation bar, pushing the content below it out of the way.<

Answer 1

It is a late post, but I encountered this problem and managed to make something that works.

I'm not a jQuery or Javascript Guru so don't be harsh with this quick solution.

Here is a little example. The order of the effects must respected. You can play with the animation time length to have a really nice drawing effect.

I just quickly tested it on FF 3.6

You can try the example on the google code playground. http://code.google.com/apis/ajax/playground/#jqueryui

Click on edit html, paste the code and click run code. The example should be working

Hope it'll help

    

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