jquery-animate

问题 Animating font sizes in Firefox has a nice smooth effect, while in Safari (and Chrome but less so) it is jumpy. By jumpy I mean the kerning and rendering on the text does not change smoothly, as if Safari is not able to keep up with the font sizes changing so fast. font size starts at 10px: $('#myel).animate({fontSize:'20px'}, 300); Is this normal behavior and is there some sneaky fix for this? 回答1: I believe this is down to rounding. Both in how font sizes are rendered and in how those fonts

问题 i have build a path Animation, but i have a problem with the sawblade in the svg. I want to animate die Sawblade (rotate 360). <style>html { background-color: #337ab7; } .cutline { stroke: #222; stroke-width: .1%; stroke-width: .5%; stroke-dasharray: 1% 2%; stroke-linecap: round; fill: none; } .sawblade { fill: #eee; width: 200px; height: auto; margin: 30px; } </style> <svg viewBox="0 0 3387 1270"> <path id="cutline" class="cutline" d="M 2700 1000 L 100 1000 " /> <g class="sawblade"> <path id

问题 I am trying to animation like opacity effect, which turns text bolder slowly. Tried usual animate() method but didn't work. Searched for it but coundn't find any example. Is it possible to do this? jsFiddle. jQuery: var Text = $('h1'); Text.click(function() { Text.animate({'font-weight':'bold'},600) .delay(200).animate({'font-weight':'normal'},600); }); 回答1: Sadly I think this is impossible. Each character in a font has a specific shape. In addition, similar characters in different weights

问题 I am trying to animation like opacity effect, which turns text bolder slowly. Tried usual animate() method but didn't work. Searched for it but coundn't find any example. Is it possible to do this? jsFiddle. jQuery: var Text = $('h1'); Text.click(function() { Text.animate({'font-weight':'bold'},600) .delay(200).animate({'font-weight':'normal'},600); }); 回答1: Sadly I think this is impossible. Each character in a font has a specific shape. In addition, similar characters in different weights

问题 I am trying to animation like opacity effect, which turns text bolder slowly. Tried usual animate() method but didn't work. Searched for it but coundn't find any example. Is it possible to do this? jsFiddle. jQuery: var Text = $('h1'); Text.click(function() { Text.animate({'font-weight':'bold'},600) .delay(200).animate({'font-weight':'normal'},600); }); 回答1: Sadly I think this is impossible. Each character in a font has a specific shape. In addition, similar characters in different weights

问题 I'm trying to make a content slider of sorts with the simplest jQuery possible, without a plugin and without assigning ids to each div. I have a fixed position #container that is 100% width and 45% height of the page and contains 5 divs called .sect . all 5 .sect are 100% width of the container and are also 45% height of the page, which means that 1 .sect would fill the visible portion of #container , when scrolled to. a div #down outside #container should, on click, make the #container

问题 I'm trying to make a content slider of sorts with the simplest jQuery possible, without a plugin and without assigning ids to each div. I have a fixed position #container that is 100% width and 45% height of the page and contains 5 divs called .sect . all 5 .sect are 100% width of the container and are also 45% height of the page, which means that 1 .sect would fill the visible portion of #container , when scrolled to. a div #down outside #container should, on click, make the #container

问题 I'm trying to make a content slider of sorts with the simplest jQuery possible, without a plugin and without assigning ids to each div. I have a fixed position #container that is 100% width and 45% height of the page and contains 5 divs called .sect . all 5 .sect are 100% width of the container and are also 45% height of the page, which means that 1 .sect would fill the visible portion of #container , when scrolled to. a div #down outside #container should, on click, make the #container

问题 I need to rotate an image around its x-axis (or y-axis). I can easily create such an animation with avisynth, but now I need to implement that effect with Python's moviepy module. I can easily rotate an image with the following script but need some clues how to rotate it in 2D or 3D. from moviepy.editor import * clip = ImageClip('my_image.jpg') rotated_clip = (clip.add_mask() .fx(vfx.resize, width=300, height=300) .fx(vfx.rotate, lambda t: 90*t, expand=False) .set_duration(5)) final_clip =

问题 So, I have a few different progress bars on this page - http://kaye.at/play/goals Here's my HTML & CSS: <div class="meter"><span style="width: 100%;"></span></div> .meter { height: 5px; position: relative; background: #f3efe6; z-index: 0; margin-top: -5px; overflow: hidden; } .meter > span { z-index: 50; display: block; height: 100%; background-color: #e4c465; position: relative; overflow: hidden; } I want to simply animate the progress bar so that it slowly goes up from 0% to whatever