In this chapter we learned about JavaScript animation effects:
We covered the basic
Fx
syntax and options available to you, so that you can have utmost control over your animation effectsWe learned how to animate one CSS property with the
Fx.Tween
We covered some useful effects methods in the
Fx.Tween
class:tween(), fade()
, andhighlight()
We then learned how to animate multiple CSS properties with
Fx.Morph
, as well as learned a shortcut method calledmorph()
that allows us to quickly transition several CSS properties at onceFinally, we briefly covered other
Fx
methods for starting, cancelling, pausing, and resuming effect transitions
Now that we know about animation effects, it's time to move onto even more interactivity in our web pages, and next chapter, we're going to super-charge our web pages with Ajax!