Im getting the effects I want just not in the right order. I think im
going the right way with each, im just not using it the right way. Any
other thoughts?

-TJ

On Mar 15, 4:20 pm, Josh Powell <seas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> read up on the .animate() jQuery effect, this might be what you are
> looking for.
>
> http://docs.jquery.com/Effects/animate
>
> On Mar 15, 11:46 am, Tom  Shafer <tom.sha...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > I have articles in a group of divs
> > <div class="art">
> >                         <div id="leftMain"><img 
> > src="media/img/greenBar.png" width="11"
> > height="211"/></div>
> >                         <div id="rightMain">
> >                                 <span class="postedDate">POSTED: 15 MARCH 
> > 2008 1400 HOURS</span>
> >                                 <div class="articleHeader"> > SNEAK PREVIEW 
> > OF <i>NO CHILD...</i></
> > div>
> >                                 <div class="articleContent"><p>Lorem ipsum 
> > dolor sit am</p></div>
> >                                 <div class="articleDownload">>> <a 
> > href="#">DOWNLOAD 10% DISCOUNT
> > PASS</a></div>
> >                                 <div class="clearfix"></div>
> >                         </div>
> > <div class="art">
> >                         <div id="leftMain"><img 
> > src="media/img/greenBar.png" width="11"
> > height="211"/></div>
> >                         <div id="rightMain">
> >                                 <span class="postedDate">POSTED: 15 MARCH 
> > 2008 1400 HOURS</span>
> >                                 <div class="articleHeader"> > SNEAK PREVIEW 
> > OF <i>NO CHILD...</i></
> > div>
> >                                 <div class="articleContent"><p>Lorem ipsum 
> > dolor sit amet, conat
> > nulla facilisis.</p></div>
> >                                 <div class="articleDownload">>> <a 
> > href="#">DOWNLOAD 10% DISCOUNT
> > PASS</a></div>
> >                         <div class="clearfix"></div>
> >                         </div>
>
> > I am trying to loop through each class and display them one at a time,
> > article one will display and each class inside article one will show
> > (using the show()) function one at a time. This will happen with each
> > with each article one after another for as many articles as there are.
> > This could be 2 this could be 10. I know this is not a convenient way
> > to load a page but this is what i am trying to do. I am also using a
> > typewriter unction to display letters one at a time.
>
> > I have this right now
> > var arrayList = $.makeArray($('.art').get());
>
> > $.each(arrayList,function() {
> >                                         $(this).show();
> >                                                 
> > $('.postedDate').show().jTypeWriter({onComplete:function(){
> >                                                                 
> > $('.articleHeader').show().jTypeWriter({onComplete:function(){
> >                                                                         
> > $('.articleContent').show().jTypeWriter({onComplete:function()
> > {
> >                                                                         }});
> >                                                                 }});
> >                                                 }});
> >                                         });
>
> > it doesnt quite get it right.
>
> > Here is the sample page
>
> >http://pavlishgroup.com/projects/cpt-test/
>
> > thanks in advance

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