Content
Effects
JQuery allows you to, in a simple way, create effects, transitions, movements, animations, etc
Hide and Show
The method hide allows you to hide an element
To be able to re-make it visible we can use the method show
In the above example when the button is clicked with id hide has used the method to hide a parameter that indicates the speed (in milliseconds) to hide the paragraph with id part01
When you press the button with id show it has been used the show method with a parameter that indicates the speed (in milliseconds) to display the paragraph with id part01
Fading
It is similar to Toggle, since the element appears or disappears, however it does gradually
We will use this example to test the different methods of fadding
FadeIn
Allows that a hidden item appears
Supports a parameter to indicate speed (in milliseconds) or values 'slow' or 'fast'
Modify the HTML in the previous example to add this script
FadeOut
Allows an element to be hidden
Supports a parameter to indicate speed (in milliseconds) or values 'slow' or 'fast'
Modify the HTML in the previous example to add this script
FadeToggle
Allows altenar between the effects of fadeIn and fadeOut on a element
Supports a parameter to indicate speed (in milliseconds) or values 'slow' or 'fast'
Modify the HTML in the previous example to add this script
Sliding
It allows us to move items to show up or down
We will use this example to test the different methods of sliding
SlideDown
It moves down the element
Supports a parameter to indicate speed (in milliseconds) or values 'slow' or 'fast'
Modify the HTML in the previous example to add this script
SlideUp
Move element up
Supports a parameter to indicate speed (in milliseconds) or values 'slow' or 'fast'
Modify the HTML in the previous example to add this script
SlideToggle
Allows altenar between the effects slideDown and slideUp to the element
Supports a parameter to indicate speed (in milliseconds) or values 'slow' or 'fast'
Modify the HTML in the previous example to add this script
Animations
It is also possible to create custom animations with the method animate() with the following syntax:
The first parameter defines a set of CSS_Properties, enclosed between the symbols { and }, that are to be modified
The second indicates the speed(in milliseconds) or the values ‘slow’ or ‘fast’
We will use this example to test various ways of doing animations
Modify the HTML in the previous example to add this script, in which we modified a single property
Modify the HTML in the previous example to add this script, in which we modified several properties
Modify the HTML in the previous example to add this script, in which we modified several properties using relative values
We modified the HTML from the previous example to add this script, in which we modified several properties by running several consecutive animations one after another