jQuery 1.4 Animation Techniques - Index of
jQuery 1.4 Animation Techniques - Index of jQuery 1.4 Animation Techniques - Index of
work on almost all numerical CSS styles. Over the course of this book, we'll look at every animation method that the library contains in detail. These methods are listed below: animate() clearQueue() delay() dequeue() fadeIn() fadeout() fadeTo() fadeToggle() hide() queue() show() slideDown() slideToggle() slideUp() stop() toggle() All in all, it gives us a powerful and robust environment to easily add almost any type of animation that we can conceive. Animation is also a popular theme for plugins, with many available plugins that bring different types of animations to our fingertips, for instant implementation with minimal configuration. We'll look at several plugins later in the book. The template file Each of the example files we'll create throughout the course of this book will rely on a common set of elements. Rather than repeatedly showing these same elements in every single code section and example in the book, I'll show you them just once now:
Introduction of the template file", I mean insert it directly between the opening tag and the first tag in the template file, as shown above. Whenever we add any JavaScript to the template file, it will be added within the anonymous function in the second tag. Let's just take a look at what the template file contains. We start out with the HTML5 doctype declaration as we'll be using plenty of HTML5 elements in our examples. We also set the lang attribute of the element to en, and tag with its charset attribute to utf-8, neither of which are strictly required but are nevertheless best practice. Next comes an empty element, to which we can add the name of each example, and a element with an incomplete href, ready for us to add the name of the stylesheet that each example will use. Because current versions (prior to version 9) of Internet Explorer don't support any HTML5 elements, we need to use Remy Sharp's html5shiv script to make this browser use them correctly. We can link to the online version of this file for convenience using a conditional comment that targets all versions of IE lower than version 9. Feel free to download html5. js and store it locally if you plan on playing with the examples in IE while disconnected from the Internet. [ 12 ]
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Introduction<br />
<strong>of</strong> the template file", I mean insert it directly between<br />
the opening tag and the first tag in the template file, as shown above.<br />
Whenever we add any JavaScript to the template file, it will be added within the anonymous<br />
function in the second tag.<br />
Let's just take a look at what the template file contains. We start out with the HTML5<br />
doctype declaration as we'll be using plenty <strong>of</strong> HTML5 elements in our examples. We also set<br />
the lang attribute <strong>of</strong> the element to en, and tag with its charset attribute<br />
to utf-8, neither <strong>of</strong> which are strictly required but are nevertheless best practice.<br />
Next comes an empty element, to which we can add the name <strong>of</strong> each example,<br />
and a element with an incomplete href, ready for us to add the name <strong>of</strong> the<br />
stylesheet that each example will use.<br />
Because current versions (prior to version 9) <strong>of</strong> Internet Explorer don't support any HTML5<br />
elements, we need to use Remy Sharp's html5shiv script to make this browser use them<br />
correctly. We can link to the online version <strong>of</strong> this file for convenience using a conditional<br />
comment that targets all versions <strong>of</strong> IE lower than version 9. Feel free to download html5.<br />
js and store it locally if you plan on playing with the examples in IE while disconnected from<br />
the Internet.<br />
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