fadeIn won't have an effect if it's already visible (it'll fire
instantly). fadeIn takes a hidden (display: none) element and changes
its opacity to 1 over the time frame.
If you're looking to fade to 0.25 over 2 seconds, then fade to 1 over
2 seconds I'd do:
jQuery(this).fadeTo(0.25, 2000).fadeTo(1, 2000)
--John
On Wed, Feb 18, 2009 at 9:33 AM, jerone <jeron...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I'm not that familiar with jQuery yet, so I wanted to pass this trough
> you guys first.
> Shouldn't this work with both a interval of 2 seconds:
>
> jQuery("p").click(function() { jQuery(this).fadeTo(2000, 0.25, function
> () { alert("2 seconds later => PASSED"); jQuery(this).fadeIn(2000,
> function() { alert("should be 2 seconds later after last alert (4 secs
> total)! => FAILED") }) }) });
>
> gr J
> >
>
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