This is awesome. It will be nice to keep the style properties where
they belong and will greatly ease the pain of print styles.
--
Brandon Aaron
On 11/7/06, Paul Bakaus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> as Rey proposed, I went on and created a first version of animateClass.
> With animateClass, you can animate an element from one class to a new one.
> Let me provide you an example:
>
> You have a form input with class "default". This class is defined in an
> external stylesheet.
> Now on validation error you want the class to change to "error", also as
> defined in your stylesheet.
> And you want it nicely animated.
>
> Just go ahead and do: $("#myinput").animateClass("error",
> "default", duration);
>
> For examples and the script, check out
> http://paul.jquery.com/plugins/animateClass/
>
> Remember, this is a draft. It is nowhere nearly beta, because of the
> following issues:
>
> 1.) The performance is poor when dealing with borders and margins (don't
> know why?)
> 2.) Animating block elements with auto width is not possible
> 3.) It works in IE (7 at least), but somehow in the second example the
> border is not animated (This is probably because IE does not have default
> values for the border when it's not set.). You can override this by setting
> the border in the stylesheet at div.ex2-2 to border: 0px;
> 4) Animating colors is not yet implemented.
> 5) It's not yet a demo project because of the lack of documentation and
> tutorial.
>
> I welcome any ideas of improvement!
>
>
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