On Jun 26, 1:14 pm, Jonny007-MKD <jonny007...@googlemail.com> wrote:
> i wanted to call your attention the the fadeIn and fadeOut function.
> after fadeout reduced the opacity to 0, it sets display = none and
> then exits. fadeIn first reverses this and then fades the object.
> i use this effect when i load new content via ajax combined with an
> animation to set the div height to the new value. the problem is, that
> display=none removes the placeholder for the element, so the elements
> at the bottom jump upward, then back down and then get moved.
> i know the workaround with the callback function, setting display to
> block and visibility to hidden, but i think it should also be no
> problem to insert an argument for fadeIn/Out what it shall do at the
> end, hide it with display or with visibility.
Just don't use fadeIn/fadeOut. They are intended to be simple ways to
show/hide an element with a fade effect.
Use animate instead:
$obj.animate( {'opacity':0} ); // fade out
$obj.animate( {'opacity':1} ); // fade in
Matt Kruse
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