Also, consider is how easy it is to do your "Slide from bottom" effect
with CSS.
http://jsfiddle.net/S7ZuK/3/
Is it really something you need a whole plugin for?
I don't use any basic Fx classes anymore unless I'm sure they
completely and predictably insert new DOM fragments (and delete my old
ones) instead of trying to worm into my markup "harmlessly"... tend to
use CSS transitions, w/Moo as the glue between events and toggling CSS
classes. And when something like a Tween is necessary (when IE is
deemed a "first-class" Fx client), you can see here you'd only need to
animate one property (height). Trying to keep the transitioned
elements to a minimum, and the markup and CSS tight, helps you write a
simpler Tween/Morph helper.
But this is just me. I can understand why people like a bunch of
prefab Fx. . And I don't always try to rewrite really cool Fx myself;
I might well rebuild my markup around the quirks. Depends.
-- S.
