I posted about this earlier today, I'd really like to be able to queue up animations without having to make one the callback of the previous too, because I'm doing multiple animations in succession, but there are cases where the jQuery selector might return 0 elements for some steps in the chain. If this happens then the animation effect for that statment is skipped, but so are all the subsequent animations as well.
If there's a way of implementing queued up animations other than as a callback I'd really like to know! Perhaps there's a plugin for it? On May 23, 2:55 pm, SamCKayak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Things get quirky on a page if .show() and.hide() are running > simultaneously on different blocks. I've implemented a callback to > queue things up serially. It seems to run a little smoother now. > > Is there an integrated queueing system in jQuery that will relieve me > of the burden of serializing .show and .hide events? > > Sam
