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I want to do an AJAX call via jQuery load() and only once it returns, then fadeOut the old content and fadeIn the new content. I want to old content to remain showing until the new content is retrieved, at which point the fade Out/In is triggered. Using: $('#data').fadeOut('slow').load('/url/').fadeIn('slow'); the content fades in and out and a few moments the later the load() call returns, and the data updates, but the fade has already completed. Use callbacks to the control the order of the calls. var $data = $('#data'); $data.fadeOut('slow', function() { $data.load('/url/', function() {

I tried to search and see if there was anything listed under this but I didn't see anything. I have a gallery thats laid out using Isotope and it works fine, but while the page loads, the images in the gallery are displayed down the middle of the page and then once they are loaded jump to their respective positions. I'm trying to figure out a way to set the container to hide until the images are in their spots and then fade them in with $container.fadeIn(1000); I just don't know how to trigger that function after they are loaded. I've tried using Document.ready a few places and can't seem to

I am working on an image slideshow, and the fadeOut() functionality working with every image change, but the next image appears abruptly. I want it to fade in. I can't seem to get it working. Here is the code without any fadeIn() : HTML: <div id="backgroundChanger"> <img class="active" src="background1.jpg"/> <img src="background2.jpg"/> <img src="background3.jpg"/> CSS: #backgroundChanger{ position:relative; } #backgroundChanger img{ position:absolute; z-index:-3 } #backgroundChanger img.active{ z-index:-1; } Javascript: function cycleImages(){ var $active = $('#backgroundChanger .active');

I have a small web project as you can see here: http://seegermattijs.be/pickone/ When you insert two items, the pick one button should fade in. Unfortunately it does not fade. I use the following code: $('.bigBtn').fadeIn('slow'); and in the begininning I make .bigBtn invisible: $('.bigBtn').hide() What am I doing wrong? The CSS transitions that you have applied to every element on the page (very beginning of your css/main.css ): * { transition: all .1s linear; -webkit-transition: all .1s linear; -moz-transition: all .1s linear; -o-transition: all .1s linear; } are clashing with the jQuery

Currently, I am using this script for a type of "tab" system. When one tab is clicked, it hides all the others. They are all div's. But right now, I don't think it's fading fast enough before the selected div loads. It ends up getting shifted underneath the div that was selected and is now showing. I don't want a toggle, because as you can see, I have 5 tabs that I want to open their respective "_s" div when they are clicked. Fade out, fade in. Any way to make the fade out happen before the fade in, or maybe add in a delay? I do not know how to add in a delay into this script, or to check to

I have the following: $(function() { $('.ajaxloader').click(function(event) { var target = $(this).attr('href'); window.location.hash = target; $('#conteudoInscricao').fadeOut('slow', function() { $.ajax({ url: target, success: function(data) { $('#conteudoInscricao').html(data); $('#conteudoInscricao').fadeIn('slow'); } }); }); return false; }); }); This works almost ok. The thing is... the effect is not smooth. I mean, first it fades out the content A, then it stays blank, and then it fades IN content B. What I would like is to ease the effect so that, while he is fading out really near the

The code below successfully fades in one testimonial for 6 seconds, waits 3 seconds, and then fades it out and moves on to the next. Once it reaches the third testimonial it jumps back to the first. This is exactly what I want but on my actual site I have more than three testimonials and in the future may be adding more. I don't want to have to go back and add a new function every time I add a new testimonial. I tried for some time to get this to work using "this" and .next() but failed. I'm hoping someone could make this much more efficient by looping it and getting it to move to the next p