jquery-animate

问题 I have a table with a menu (food items) with several rows and columns. The 2nd column contains a link to the food item. When the user clicks it, the item is added to a shopping cart. I'd like to give the user some visual feedback that the click and adding actually worked. I already have a click handler for the link that adds the item clicked on to the cart. A simple alert('Item successfully added'); works but is not really pretty. I'd like the table cell (or the whole row) to "flash" once. By

问题 Can anyone show me how to use CSS3 to do this? http://jsfiddle.net/dYYZP/65/ I've been trying to figure out how to call CSS3 transitions via events and stopping transitions like jQuery's stop(true, false) for months. <div id="outer"></div> <div id="inner"></div> var under = true; $("#outer").bind({ click : function() { if(under){ $("#inner").stop(true, false).animate( { left: 50 }, 500); } else{ $("#inner").stop(true, false).animate( { left: -50 }, 500); } under = !under; } }); 回答1: http:/

问题 Don't be hard on me, it's my first time posting. I'm currently working on a wheel of fortune, which is synchronized to each connected device via node.js and websockets. However I want to cut off the start of the animation, when a user joins while the wheel is spinning already, so it would only show the last seconds of the animation without changing it's easing. The jquery animation is made of a simple step animation, which rotates the wheel around. I already tried to change the parameters of

问题 Don't be hard on me, it's my first time posting. I'm currently working on a wheel of fortune, which is synchronized to each connected device via node.js and websockets. However I want to cut off the start of the animation, when a user joins while the wheel is spinning already, so it would only show the last seconds of the animation without changing it's easing. The jquery animation is made of a simple step animation, which rotates the wheel around. I already tried to change the parameters of

问题 I'm trying to animate only the y position of a background image. Code works great in all browsers besides Firefox. I've noticed in prior discussion that FF has a problem with background-position-y but I don't want to include a plugin just for this particular case. $(".module").animate({ "height": 160, "background-position-y": cropsize //variable for needed position }, "slow"); As answered in this question: Still having problems with jQuery background animate - works in safari and IE, nothing

问题 I'm using unity 5.1.2 if that makes a difference. I have a game object shield, that I want to move in a circle around a player. I have it working to a degree, the shield responds well to input but is not animated in that it just teleports to the new position instead of moving around in a circle in a smooth rotation. The game is 2D top down so working in the x/y plane only. Have tried to use lerp and slerp but not getting any joy Would really appreciate your help to figure this one out! Here's

问题 What I'm trying to do is simply, fadeout all images inside containers, replace #next1's image to #active and after that fadein all images again. here is my code: $('.logo').fadeOut('slow', function() { $('#active>img').replaceWith( $('#next1>img') ); }).fadeIn('slow', function() {}); this does not work. i found myself looking at the empty #active but this however; $('.logo').fadeOut('slow', function() {}).fadeIn('slow', function() {}); $('#active>img').replaceWith( $('#next1>img') ); makes

问题 So I have set of data in jquery DataTables plugin and what I am trying to achieve is a List of actions popup under one action control. For clear example I would like to give example of Hangouts and Evernote application which has that particular functionality and below image shows it: So left side of the image you can see hangout's + control which when clicked expands to a view which will be like right side of image i.e. with all other different actions and some fade In from bottom right Below

问题 I've a link named #link. It changes color after hover, like this: $("#link").hover(function(){ $(this).css({color: '#fed900'}); }); All I want to do is smooth, animated color change. I know I have to put .css in an .animation somehow, but can't figure it out how. I think that's the right way, but it doens't work at all: $("#link").hover(function(){ $(this).animate( { css({color: '#fed900'}) }, "slow" ); }); I've also tried like this: $(this).animate({ .css({color: '#fed900'}), "slow" }); But

问题 This code down never call alert 'ane is true' . It is possible to change local variable 'ane' from jQuery method "animate" ? In my code variable 'ane' is always false. I try this method for change of 'ane' value: function anim() { var ane = false; $('#element').animate({left:'100px'}, 5000, function(){ ane = true; }); while(!ane){} alert('ane is true'); } This also does not work for me: function anim() { var ane = false; var ant = function(){ ane = true; } $('#element').animate({left:'100px'}