jQuery's core queueing method does it only for the selected element. But when you want to do it for different elements (first fade in #1, then slide down #2, etc.), you need to do it by passing callbacks to each animation.
This plugin does something similar to what there is already in jQuery, but for global queueing. On 20 nov, 16:11, polyrhythmic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Very useful. I thought that jQuery already had the ability to queue > fx and process arrays of fx similar to your 'scope', however. What is > the difference between your FX Queues and the core queue method? > > Thanks, > > Charles > > On Nov 19, 5:30 pm, bigethan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Any comments, bugs, enhancements, ideas, whatever are more > > > than welcomed :). > > > Sweet stuff. Though in my rabid clicking, I found a glitch. > > > Using: Mac Safari 3 and FF 2 > > > Page:http://www.decodeuri.com/fxqueues/fxqueues.html > > > If I press 'Stop' after the '7' has moved, but in the 2 second wait > > for '8', the '8' still slides over. And occasionally the '8' will > > slide out a bit after the animation has begun (eg: around the same > > time as the '3' or '4' fires). > > > -Ethan
