i\'m using the jquery fadein fadeout with the slow option, but it\'s still a little too fast for me. now i\'ve read that you can only choose between fast and slow, but is th
You have two options. The first is to use a number of milliseconds in the call:
$('#myItem').fadeOut(1500); // 1.5 seconds
The second option is to define a custom speed, or to redefine a jQuery native speed:
$.fx.speeds.slow = 1500; // 'slow' now means 1.5 seconds
$.fx.speeds.xslow = 3000; // 'xslow' means 3 seconds
$.fx.speeds.xfast = 100; // 'xfast' means 0.1 seconds
You can then call them as normal:
$('#myItem').fadeOut('slow');
$('#myItem').fadeOut('xslow');
$('#myItem').fadeOut('xfast');
This allows you to redefine speeds on an application-wide basis.
Use a number of milliseconds rather than 'fast' or 'slow'
e.g.
$('#myID').fadeIn(100, function() {
// complete
});
See http://api.jquery.com/fadeIn/
In addition to 'slow'/'fast', the fadeIn function also takes a timespan in milliseconds so you can make it take however long you want:
$('#someId').fadeIn(3000); // 3 second fade in
I really dont know how slow you want it but I recoomend something between 2500-4000
$('#Id').fadeIn(3500);
There we go