thanks that 's excellent! i'll see if i can turn that into a plugin,
maybe as an optional argument to the show function
On 17 déc, 04:22, wick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's the method I use on my site (modified a bit to fit your
example), there's probably a better way, but my version is
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From: Alexandre Plennevaux [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
now, it was suggested by my mate that they appear one after
the other, according to, say, their order of appearance in
the html markup.
Not sure of your markup but maybe the Cycle plugin?
jim
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A google search for jquery fxqueue also turns up these:
http://erikandcolleen.com/erik/jquery/fxQueue/
http://brandonaaron.net/jquery/plugins/fxqueue/
Not sure if they'll work with newer versions of jQuery, but maybe worth
checking out.
--Erik
On 12/17/07, pixeline [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
$('div.items).show(slow);
of course i could use the callback of each show so taht the next one only
start when current is finished animating, but i don't know in advance the
amount of divs there will be so i'm kind of stuck on how to achieve that.
I think the FX Queues extension can do
Here's the method I use on my site (modified a bit to fit your
example), there's probably a better way, but my version is pretty
clean:
function showitems(i,max) {
if (i = max) {
$('div.items:eq('+i+')').show('slow',function() { showitems(+
+i,max) });
}
}
$(function() {
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