that's because he set the "tween" on the element to be able to use fade() with the wanted options.
maybe the idea is to store() the settings instead of setting them as global tween defaults and retrieve the settings on each pulse and start a new Fx.Tween on each pulse ... Sounds like an overload but may work Here is my 2Cent modification http://jsfiddle.net/EppqN/2/ On 24 Apr., 17:44, Michael Russell <jmrussel...@gmail.com> wrote: > One issue I see with using onComplete wired the way it is, is that it causes > the element to pulse on any tween after the pulse method has been used. As > in this examplehttp://jsfiddle.net/subhaze/EppqN/1/if you click pulse > first then click tween color the element will pulse after tweening its color
