> $('#foo').show(); // Plain display set as current.
> $('#foo').show('slow'); // Default animation using slow speed.
> $('#foo').show({animate:'fade'}); // Show using a fade animation at
> default speed.
> $('#foo').show({animate:'slidedown', speed:'fast'}); // Show using a
> slidedown animation
> $('#foo').show({animate:function() {...}); // show using a custom
> animation. (Not quite the same as using .animate; using it though .show
> makes sure that the kind of cleanups and bug tweaks that .show and .hide
> use are applied so the custom function doesn't need to)
>
> I'd need a lookover of the extensibility code to determine the actual
> way a bit of code would look, but basically the list of different types
> of animation could be extended, the short plugin like functions could be
> created if you wanted. But the actual default animation used by
> $('#foo').show('slow'); could be changed to use a different animation
> from the list.
That's precisely what doing .animate({ height: "hide" }, "slow") does
(for example). Just add in the properties that you want to animate to
a position - or to a hide/show/toggle state and all the animation and
clean-up will be done.
Want to animate left to right?
.animate({width: "show"}, "slow");
Simple.
--John
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