Now you can directly use classes instead of separate CSS parameters in JS for animate function. In case same animation to multiple objects, or complex animation you can just use animate to class.
Keep presentation where it should be (in linked or inline CSS class definitions) and just animate to and from CSS classes.
Keep presentation where it should be (in linked or inline CSS class definitions) and just animate to and from CSS classes.
Now, you can write:
$('div').animate('.myCssSelectedClass');
instead of:
$('div').animate({
height: '100px', //expand down
opacity: 1 //fade in
// ... //etc, etc.
})
.find('a') //now animate the anchor elems inside
.animate({
top: 100px,
left: 100px // slide in from upper left
// ... // etc, etc.
})
.end()
.find('p') //and the paragraph elems
.animate({
top: 200px // slide in from the top
// ... // etc, etc.
})
// ... // and on and on
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