Dave Methvin wrote:
>> I use $(".rounded").fadeOut(900) to nicely fade out
>> some elements.This is wrapped in a setTimeout()
>> thing so that it happens after 10 seconds.
>
> Looks like seven seconds, but anyway, you can use :visible in the selector
> to avoid the each:
>
> window.setTimeout(function() {
> $(".rounded:visible").fadeOut(900);
> }, 1000*7);
Thanks a lot! It works perfectly.
>
> If you can narrow down the selector a bit more (like div.rounded) it would
> be more efficient. The way it is now, it will have to look at every element
> in document.body to determine whether they are in the rounded class. That
> ain't cheap on a big page.
>
I didn't know. I can be more specific and have now put $("div.rounded")
instead.
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