jQuery:从当前不透明度淡出

发布于 2024-10-02 22:29:48 字数 404 浏览 8 评论 0原文

我在 mouseOver 上将对象从 0% 淡入到 100%,并在 mouseOut 上淡出到 0%。

当我快速执行 mouseInmouseOut 操作时,效果会“跳跃”,因为 mouseOut 从 100% 淡出 - 而且因为我执行了快速操作mouseInmouseOut,淡入不会一直淡出到 100%。也许它只会褪到 25% 或 10%。

我的问题是: 如何使淡出仅从特定百分比淡出?

如果 fadeIn 仅达到 20,则 fadeOut 应从 20 fadeOut

I'm fading an object from 0% to 100% on mouseOver, and fade back out to 0% on mouseOut.

When I do a quick mouseIn and mouseOut, the effect "jumps" because mouseOut is fading out from 100% - and because I do a quick mouseIn and mouseOut, the fade in doesn't fade all the way to 100%. Maybe it only fades to 25% or 10%.

My question is:
How can I make the fadeout only fading from the specific percentage?

If the fadeIn only gets to 20, the fadeOut should fadeOut from 20.

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失而复得 2024-10-09 22:29:48

你可以尝试这样做:

$('#element').animate({opacity:0});

...而不是 fadeOut()。

You could try doing:

$('#element').animate({opacity:0});

...instead of fadeOut().

不离久伴 2024-10-09 22:29:48

我不确定您当前的代码是什么样的,但您需要使用 jQuery .animate() 函数:

http://api.jquery.com/animate/

这是一个示例:

$('#object').mouseover(function() {
  $(this).animate({
    opacity: 1,
  }, 1000, function() {
    //completion code?
  });
});

$('#object').mouseout(function() {
  $(this).animate({
    opacity: 0,
  }, 1000, function() {
    //completion code??
  });
});

I'm not sure what your current code looks like, but you'll want to use the jQuery .animate() function:

http://api.jquery.com/animate/

Here is an example:

$('#object').mouseover(function() {
  $(this).animate({
    opacity: 1,
  }, 1000, function() {
    //completion code?
  });
});

$('#object').mouseout(function() {
  $(this).animate({
    opacity: 0,
  }, 1000, function() {
    //completion code??
  });
});
翻了热茶 2024-10-09 22:29:48

使用 jQuery 的 .fadeTo() 方法 可以设置目标不透明度。

$('selector').fadeTo('slow', 1);
$('selector').fadeTo('slow', 0);

第一个参数是速度,第二个参数是不透明度。


如果您使用 .hover() 您可以这样做:

示例: http://jsfiddle.net/ecUdS/

$('selector').hover(function( evt ) {
    $(this).stop().fadeTo('slow', evt.type === 'mouseenter' );
});

这个 使用 .stop( ) 停止动画(如果正在运行)。

然后 因为 .hover() 将为 mouseenter 触发mouseleave,我添加了一个测试,如果它是 mouseenter,它将发送 true (这相当于 >1)。否则,它发送 false0

Use jQuery's .fadeTo() method which lets you set a target opacity.

$('selector').fadeTo('slow', 1);
$('selector').fadeTo('slow', 0);

The first argument is the speed, the second is the opacity.


If you're using .hover() you could do it like this:

Example: http://jsfiddle.net/ecUdS/

$('selector').hover(function( evt ) {
    $(this).stop().fadeTo('slow', evt.type === 'mouseenter' );
});

This uses .stop() to stop the animation if it is running.

Then because .hover() will fire for both the mouseenter and mouseleave, I added a test where if it is a mouseenter, it will send true (which will equate to 1). Otherwise it sends false or 0.

半夏半凉 2024-10-09 22:29:48

我曾经也遇到过同样的问题。你不能真正使用 jQuery 的 animate 函数,因为它总是想要完成动画。所以我为它编写了自己的函数..希望这会有所帮助(我也没想到有一天会分享这个,所以它的编写是为了适合我的使用方式):

//Custom fade effects.
//Similar to jQuery's fadeIn & fadeOut
//Except that it doesn't queue animations, and can cut the animation short at anytime
//Highly useful for quickly hovering over elements and desiring the fade effects to be cut on hover in/out.

function fade(elem, interval) 
{
    if(!(elem instanceof $)) {
        elem = $(elem);
    }

    if(elem.is(':not(:visible)')) {
        elem.css('opacity', '0').show();
    }

    elem.css('opacity', function() { 
            var current = $(this).data('fadeLevel') || 0;

            //normalize - accounts for tiny descrepancies in parsing
            if(current < 0) { current = 0; } 
            if(current > 1) { current = 1; } 

            $(this).data('fadeLevel', current + interval)

            return $(this).data('fadeLevel');
        });

    if(elem.data('fadeLevel') < 0 || elem.data('fadeLevel') > 1 ) {
        clearTimeout(elem.data('fadeTimer'));
    }
}

function fadeIn(elem) { fadeTo(elem, 0.04, 0); }
function fadeOut(elem) { fadeTo(elem, -0.04, 1); }
function fadeTo(elem, interval, level) {
    if(!$(elem).data('itemOpen')) {
        clearTimeout($(elem).data('fadeTimer'));
        $(elem).data('fadeLevel', level).data('fadeTimer', setInterval(function() { fade(elem, interval) }, 30));
    }
}

示例

http://jsfiddle.net/3AxHb/

I had this same issue once upon a time. You can't really use jQuery's animate functions because it always wants to complete the animation. So I wrote my own function for it.. hope this helps (also I wasn't expecting to share this someday, so it has been written to be suited to how I was using it):

//Custom fade effects.
//Similar to jQuery's fadeIn & fadeOut
//Except that it doesn't queue animations, and can cut the animation short at anytime
//Highly useful for quickly hovering over elements and desiring the fade effects to be cut on hover in/out.

function fade(elem, interval) 
{
    if(!(elem instanceof $)) {
        elem = $(elem);
    }

    if(elem.is(':not(:visible)')) {
        elem.css('opacity', '0').show();
    }

    elem.css('opacity', function() { 
            var current = $(this).data('fadeLevel') || 0;

            //normalize - accounts for tiny descrepancies in parsing
            if(current < 0) { current = 0; } 
            if(current > 1) { current = 1; } 

            $(this).data('fadeLevel', current + interval)

            return $(this).data('fadeLevel');
        });

    if(elem.data('fadeLevel') < 0 || elem.data('fadeLevel') > 1 ) {
        clearTimeout(elem.data('fadeTimer'));
    }
}

function fadeIn(elem) { fadeTo(elem, 0.04, 0); }
function fadeOut(elem) { fadeTo(elem, -0.04, 1); }
function fadeTo(elem, interval, level) {
    if(!$(elem).data('itemOpen')) {
        clearTimeout($(elem).data('fadeTimer'));
        $(elem).data('fadeLevel', level).data('fadeTimer', setInterval(function() { fade(elem, interval) }, 30));
    }
}

Examples

http://jsfiddle.net/3AxHb/

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