You basically need two changes: Use the new easing names, and replace
the dequeue calls. Instead of doing:
replace .each(function() { $.dequeue(this, fx); }) with .stop()
around line 84-85.
you could replace with $(this).dequeue(fx). But I don't know the
difference between stop() and dequeue()
, to make the expreience
faster, although less fancy. The fade to black, timed resize of image
container and the sliding text box.
Erlend Schei :)
?
Finally, would you consider makeing the plugin standalone, not
having to include the other common EYE tools?
Again, thanks for a great plugin!
Best regards
Erlend Schei :)
I have played around quite heavily with 0.3 now. The code cleanup was
great, your code is very easy to follow!
As you seem responsive to feedback, here's a few findings:
1) You should get rid of the 0.3-introduced ___just-anything-here.gif
consept. Although it's apparently working well, it
I have released a new version: 0.3. Applying many suggestions here
mentioned.
Marvellous! Thanks for considering and implementing our needs and
suggestions.
You've also gotten rid of the physical url references in the css. That
makes this module much easier to implement and maintain!
See
I'm a great fan of the corner plugin, but I came across a possible
weakness using the top/bottom setting.
If I specify that I want to use corners for only the top or bottom
halv of my container, the plugin will still add DOM elements for the
other half. This is in most cases invisible, but in
I'm a great fan of the corner plugin, but I came across a possible
weakness using the top/bottom setting.
If I specify that I want to use corners for only the top or bottom
halv of my container, the plugin will still add DOM elements for the
other half. This is in most cases invisible, but in
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