After cleaning it up a bit it seems to work: http://jsfiddle.net/Vn7Z9/1/
In this case it's easier to work with the Fx.Morph constructor rather than the element methods. Also you tried to use the chain method as on a element which doesn't work (because that method is a Fx(.Morph) / Chain method. Adding the .delay(300) doesn't work either of course. On Wed, Sep 7, 2011 at 11:51 AM, bootsman <[email protected]> wrote: > The demo of what I currently have is on: > http://dukkie.nl/demo/ > > It works if you move from item to item slowly, but if you quickly > mouse over and out over the items it will break down. > > What I am currently doing is as follows: > [On mouseenter]: > - First replace the inactive (gray) image to the active (pink) image > which is partly hidden; > - Then move the active (pink) image to it's desired location. > > [On mouseleave]: > I try to do the opposite, but it does not always work. > > If anyone knows a solution for the current code or a more elegant > solution in general, I would be grateful to hear. > > Thanks in advance > > Bas >
