3 Questions
What is the jQuery UI toggle() method used for?
To toggle the show() and hide() functions for elements
How can you animate color transitions in jQueryUI?
With the animate() method
What is the default easing value in jQueryUI?
Swing
Study Notes
- The jQuery effect() method provides an animation effect.
- There are six animation effects provided by jQuery UI, and more can be added with the use of the extensions provided by jQuery UI.
- The effect() method can be used to apply an animation effect to an element, while the hide() and show() methods can be used to control the visibility of elements.
- The complete() method is a callback that is called once the effect has finished for each element.
- The jQuery UI toggle() method is used to toggle the show() and hide() functions for elements.
- The jQuery UI addClass() method is used to add one or more classes to the matched elements.
- The jQuery UI removeClass() method is used to remove one or more classes from the matched elements.
- The jQuery UI addClass() method can be used to animate all style changes, while the jQuery UI removeClass() method can be used to remove one or more classes from the matched elements.
- With jQueryUI, you can animate many transitions for an element, including color transitions.
- Color animation is supported by jQueryUI.
- To animate color transitions in jQueryUI, you use the animate() method.
- The animate() method takes three parameters: the attribute name, the duration in milliseconds, and the easing.
- The default easing value is swing.
- You can also specify a queue for the animation.
- The queue determines whether the animation is added to the effects queue.
Test your knowledge about jQuery UI animation effects, methods and transitions with this quiz. Explore topics such as the effect() method, toggle() method, addClass() and removeClass() methods, color animation, and more.
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