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I've recently talked with a friend of mine about jQuery. I soon realised that some common methods are not so easy to understand, especially for beginners.
That's why I decided to write this short post. We are going to see how to hide and show a DOM element. Not very complicated, but that's what beginners usually start to do the first time they use jQuery. Understanding the following tricks, will simplify the whole understanding of jQuery.
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Thursday, 18 October 2012
Monday, 27 February 2012
jQuery: fadeIn and fadeOut for IE8
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If you have used jQuery fadeIn and fadeOut effects, you might have noticed that they don't always work on IE8.
There's a solution for that issue: in this very short article we are going to explore it.
I don't think I have to explain much about it, so I will get into it very quickly and shortly.
If we have an element to which we applied a fade effect using jQuery, we should have something like:
If you have used jQuery fadeIn and fadeOut effects, you might have noticed that they don't always work on IE8.
There's a solution for that issue: in this very short article we are going to explore it.
I don't think I have to explain much about it, so I will get into it very quickly and shortly.
If we have an element to which we applied a fade effect using jQuery, we should have something like:
<div id="fading" style="display:none;">Some content</div>
in the body of our page.
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