It's easier to hook the inner element to the bottom and just animate
the outer one:
http://snipt.org/kgM
(avoided wrapInner 'cause it doesn't preserve the original element)
On May 27, 12:58 am, GaVrA wrote:
> I am really tired now, so cant think this all the way through but the
> idea is to an
Nemaš frke Mario... ;)
On May 27, 2:29 pm, "M.M." wrote:
> Thanks Gavra, I just needed the idea :)
>
> I added the wrapper animation and it works fine now.
>
> For those guys who asked it before, I made 'myslide' effect based on
> UI 'slide', and it's onhttp://sklupc.com/slide2(it works only up/
Thanks Gavra, I just needed the idea :)
I added the wrapper animation and it works fine now.
For those guys who asked it before, I made 'myslide' effect based on
UI 'slide', and it's on http://sklupc.com/slide2 (it works only up/
down for now)
I am really tired now, so cant think this all the way through but the
idea is to animate at the same time outer div by its height and inner
by its top value so you get that effect.
Something like this maybe:
click for slide
lorem ipsum lorem ipsum lorem ipsum lorem ipsu
No, any suggestion is much appreciated, I did ask "where to find or
how to make", but all they were telling me is that the effect already
exists, they didn't even see the difference between them...
Anyway, I've already tried to make this work with animate() and, so
far, failed... so I just asked
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
On May 26, 8:32 pm, tain 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" on
http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Live_Examples_of_jQuery is NOT the
slide effect
they only have different easing value..otherwise they are identical.
On May 26, 6:44 pm, "M.M." wrote:
> On May 26, 2:15 pm, Charlie wrote:
>
> > look at demo on jQuery site, works exactly same as your sciptaculous
> > examplehttp://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Live_Examples_of_jQuery.
>
> No, it
On May 26, 2:15 pm, Charlie wrote:
> look at demo on jQuery site, works exactly same as your sciptaculous
> examplehttp://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Live_Examples_of_jQuery.
No, it doesn't, it looks exactly like my jQuery "blind" example on the
left, and it's not what I need.
look at demo on jQuery site, works exactly same as your sciptaculous
example
http://docs.jquery.com/Tutorials:Live_Examples_of_jQuery.
not sure why your's causing issues, used this many times myself with
same result
M.M. wrote:
I've searched the archives, and lot of people asked this qu
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