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Anti-Expose Created Sep 8, 2009

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Cidious

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Sep 8, 2009

Anti-Expose

Posted: Sep 8, 2009

Is it possible to 'soften' some single DIV using Expose tool?
Kind of like 'Anti Expose effect'.
I want to indicate an AJAX activity for one element of the site.
Is Expose suitable for that effect?

Tero
Author of jQuery Tools and this website + JavaScript developer of Flowplayer.

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» Anti-Expose

Posted: Sep 9, 2009

Reply to: Anti-Expose, from Cidious
I think the best thing to do here is to use jQuery's fadeTo method. Example:


$("#myDiv").fadeTo("slow", 0.7);

degenerate

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Sep 19, 2008

» » Anti-Expose

Posted: Oct 15, 2009

Reply to: » Anti-Expose, from tipiirai
Then in your ajax response (completion) you would just fade back to full opacity (1 or 1.0) to finish the effect.

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