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seek
This plugin allows you to seek and highlight with a customizable animation div a set of elements on the page.
Yes, I don't know his utility....
HOW IT WORKS
Call method .seek() on jQuery object.
$("img").seek();PARAMETERS
- css - set of css properties to stylize the div (backgroundColor, borderColor, borderStyle, borderWidth, position, top, bottom, right, left)
- startFrom - indicates the element from wich the animation starts
- animation
- easeFunction - the easing function that guide the object transformation
- speed - the speed of the single animation in milliseconds
- multiple
- simultaneous - boolean, indicates if the animation of multiple dom object must be executed simultaneous or not
- interval - if simultaneous is set to false, it indicates the interval in milliseconds between the animations of multiple objects
SOME EXAMPLES
Set a green dotted border for the div, to seek the element with id "idOfElement", in 400 milliseconds.
$("#idOfElement").seek({ css: { borderStyle: "dotted",
borderWidth: "1px",
borderColor: "#00FF00" },
animation: { speed: 400 } });Seek all the images in the page, with an interval of 300 milliseconds.
$("img").seek({ css: { borderStyle: "solid", borderWidth: "2px" },
animation: { easeFunction: "easeInExpo", speed: 900 },
multiple: { simultaneous: false, interval: 300 } });