Like probably a lot of people at this point, I'm hesitant to offer a mere suggestion since you seem to want a complete solution worked out for you. But your example does a simple toggle, which is a wrapper around the animate function.
I would say, try using animate() directly and experiment with the parameters. From all indications, the toggle bumps the div out to its 360px height (per the style attribute) and then does it's animation. Since you have chosen the minified jquery I can't breakpoint and see what exactly the sequence of actions is while the animation is running. On May 26, 2:49 pm, "M.M." <mario.maru...@gmail.com> wrote: > On May 26, 8:32 pm, tain <bugi....@gmail.com> wrote: > > > they only have different easing value..otherwise they are identical. > > No they're not! Are we looking at the same page? > > The effect you get when you click "Slide Out" or "Slide In" > onhttp://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Live_Examples_of_jQueryis NOT the > slide effect I want. > > It's not even similar to scriptaculous effect in my example, because > the text doesn't go with the slide, it just stays in place and gets > revealed (it's normal jQuery 'slide' effect, in jQuery UI it's called > 'blind') > > Please, people, don't post answers like this, someone who actually > knows the answer might think it's already answered.
