Ahh, very cool. Thanks!
Charles On Nov 20, 3:31 pm, "Luciano G. Panaro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 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
