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https://github.com/benbarnett/jquery-animate-enhanced

Extend $.animate() to detect CSS transitions for Webkit, Mozilla, IE>=10 and Opera and convert animations automatically.
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Extend $.animate() to detect CSS transitions for Webkit, Mozilla, IE>=10 and Opera and convert animations automatically.

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jquery.animate-enhanced plugin

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Extend $.animate() to detect CSS transitions for Webkit, Mozilla, IE >= 10 and Opera and convert animations automatically. Compatible with IE6+



Tested with jQuery 1.3.2 to 1.8.0



Properties supported: (more to come)

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* left : using translate(x, y) or translate3d(x, y, z)

* top : using translate(x, y) or translate3d(x, y, z)

* right

* bottom

* opacity

* width

* height



Note that any properties not mentioned above will simply be handled by the standard jQuery $.animate() method. This plugin adds new functionality without taking any away.



The idea is to simply enhance existing animations with a lightweight 'drop-in' plugin. Those looking for features such as IE transformations & translate() functionality should consider http://plugins.jquery.com/project/2d-transform



Demo

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Simple animation demo and documentation found here: http://playground.benbarnett.net/jquery-animate-enhanced/



What it does

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The plugin will analyse the properties you're animating on, and select the most appropriate method for the browser in use. This means your transitions on left, top and opacity will convert to a CSS3 transition on Webkit & Mozilla agents that support it, and Opera 10.50+. If the user is on a browser that has no CSS3 transitions, this plugin knows about it and won't get involved. Silent degradation.



Multiple callback mechanisms are created internally to monitor for DOM manipulation and for all 'transitionend' CSS3 events to be picked up. This means you have one neat callback() for the whole animation regardless on whether the plugin is using CSS3, DOM, or both for its animations.



Progressively enhanced CSS3 animations without having to do any browser detection or special CSS, therefore using the same Javascript across your applications and websites.



As this plugin uses CSS3 translate where available, there is an internal callback mechanism to reset the 'left' and/or 'top' properties so that your layout is unaffected.



Usage

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Usage is identical to the jQuery animate() function, but it comes with 3 new paramaters, which are totally optional and safe to leave untouched for general use:



### avoidTransforms: (Boolean)

By default the plugin will convert left and top animations to the CSS3 style -webkit-transform (or equivalent) to aid hardware acceleration. This functionality can be disabled by setting this to true.



### useTranslate3d: (Boolean)

This will be auto-detected and set to true if the browser supports it. Set to true/false to force a specific mode. 3D is recommended for iPhone/iPad development ([here's why](http://www.benbarnett.net/2010/08/30/writing-html-and-css-for-mobile-safari-just-the-same-old-code/)).



### leaveTransforms: (Boolean)

By default if the plugin is animating a left or a top property, the translate (2d or 3d depending on setting above) CSS3 transformation will be used. To preserve other layout dependencies, once the transition is complete, these transitions are removed and converted back to the real left and top values. Set this to true to skip this functionality.



### avoidCSSTransitions: (Boolean)

Set this to true to revert to native animate() method, avoiding the plugin entirely. The default for this setting is false, but can be overridden using $.toggleDisabledByDefault()



Useful methods

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The following methods have been added to the public jQuery object, which you may or may not find useful:



* $.toggle3DByDefault()

Toggle for plugin settings to automatically use translate3d (where available; its safe to set to true even if the browser doesn't support).

Returns new setting

* $.toggleDisabledByDefault()

Toggle the plugin to be disabled by default (can be overridden per animation with avoidCSSTransitions described above)

Returns new setting

* $.setDisabledByDefault(value)

Explicitly disable or enable the plugin (can be overridden per animation with avoidCSSTransitions described above)

Returns new setting

* $(e).translation()

Returns current X and Y coordinates for (e) no matter how the element is being positioned

Returns in the format { x: 0, y: 0 }



Note

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Since v0.77, the plugin will now automatically use 3D Translations where supported. To override this functionality, you can either use the parameter above, or run $.toggle3DByDefault();



Changelog

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1.11 (08/07/2014):



* Merging PR #157, fixes #156 for animating with 0



1.10 (09/04/2014):



* Merging PR #153 Don't try to restore values which weren't saved



1.09 (09/04/2014):



* Merging PR #154 Added support of AMD and Node.js (via browserify) environments



1.08 (16/01/2014):



* Merging PR #147 Access element tag name appropriately



1.07 (06/12/2013):



* Other units, beside '%' should also be kept



1.06 (06/12/2013):



* Merging PR #140 Do not change a user defined display mode for elements, after show/hide



1.05 (14/08/2013):



* Merging PR #124 fix for highcharts clash. Thanks @bensonc!



1.04 (14/08/2013):



* Using fix from issue #69 by @rickyk586 to support percentages



1.03 (19/7/2013):



* Merge PR #129 (Use originalAnimateMethod if a step callback function is provided.) /thx @lehni



1.02 (8/5/2013):



* Fixing use3D default flags. It must explicitly be set to false to disable 3d now, the plugin by default will use it if available. (issue #110)



1.01 (8/5/2013):



* Adding appropriate display value for wider range of elements (issue #121 - thanks smacky)



1.0 (8/5/2103):



* Fix avoidTransforms: true behaviour for directional transitions



0.99 (5/12/2012):



* PR #109 Added support for list-item nodes. FadeIn on tags was omitting the list-style support. (thx @SeanCannon)



0.98 (12/11/2012):



* Merging pull request #106 thx @gboysko - checking for ownerDocument before using getComputedStyle



0.97 (6/11/2012):



* Merging pull request #104 thx @gavrochelegnou - .bind instead of .one



0.96a (20/08/2012):



* Checking event is from dispatch target (issue #58)



0.96 (20/08/2012):



* Fixes for context, all elements returned as context (issue #84)

* Reset position with leaveTransforms !== true fixes (issue #93)



0.95 (20/08/2012):



* If target opacity == current opacity, pass back to jquery native to get callback firing (#94)



0.94 (20/08/2012):



* Addresses Firefox callback mechanisms (issue #94)

* using $.one() to bind to CSS callbacks in a more generic way



0.93 (6/8/2012):



* Adding other Opera 'transitionend' event (re: issue #90)



0.92 (6/8/2012):



* Seperate unbinds into different threads (re: issue #91)



0.91 (2/4/2012):



* Merge Pull Request #74 - Unit Management



0.90 (7/3/2012):



* Adding public $.toggleDisabledByDefault() feature to disable entire plugin by default (Issue #73)



0.89 (24/1/2012):



* Adding 'avoidCSSTransitions' property. Set to true to disable entire plugin.



0.88 (24/1/2012):



* Fix Issue #67 for HighchartsJS compatibility



0.87 (24/1/2012):



* Fix Issue #66 selfCSSData.original is undefined



0.86 (9/1/2012):



* Strict JS fix for undefined variable



0.85 (20/12/2011):



* Merge Pull request #57 from Kronuz

* Codebase cleaned and now passes jshint.

* Fixed a few bugs (it now saves and restores the original css transition properties).

* fadeOut() is fixed, it wasn't restoring the opacity after hiding it.



0.80 (13/09/2011):



* Issue #28 - Report $(el).is(':animated') fix



0.79 (06/09/2011):



* Issue #42 - Right negative position animation: please see issue notes on Github



0.78 (02/09/2011):



* Issue #18 - jQuery/$ reference joys



0.77 (02/09/2011):



* Adding feature on Github issue #44 - Use 3D Transitions by default



0.76 (28/06/2011):



* Fixing issue #37 - fixed stop() method (with gotoEnd == false)



0.75 (15/06/2011):



* Fixing issue #35 to pass actual object back as context for callback



0.74 (28/05/2011):



* Fixing issue #29 to play nice with 1.6



0.73 (05/03/2011):



* Merged Pull Request #26: Fixed issue with fadeOut() / "hide" shortcut



0.72 (05/03/2011):



* Merged Pull Request #23: Added Penner equation approximations from Matthew Lein's Ceaser, and added failsafe fallbacks



0.71 (05/03/2011):



* Merged Pull Request #24: Changes translation object to integers instead of strings to fix relative values bug with leaveTransforms = true



0.70 (17/03/2011):



* Merged Pull Request from amlw-nyt to add bottom/right handling



0.68 (15/02/2011):



* Width/height fixes & queue issues resolved.



0.67 (15/02/2011):



* Code cleanups & file size improvements for compression.



0.66 (15/02/2011):



* Zero second fadeOut(), fadeIn() fixes



0.65 (01/02/2011):



* Callbacks with queue() support refactored to support element arrays



0.64 (27/01/2011):



* BUGFIX #13: .slideUp(), .slideToggle(), .slideDown() bugfixes in Webkit



0.63 (12/01/2011):



* BUGFIX #11: callbacks not firing when new value == old value



0.62 (10/01/2011):



* BUGFIX #11: queue is not a function issue fixed



0.61 (10/01/2011):



* BUGFIX #10: Negative positions converting to positive



0.60 (06/01/2011):



* Animate function rewrite in accordance with new queue system

* BUGFIX #8: Left/top position values always assumed relative rather than absolute

* BUGFIX #9: animation as last item in a chain — the chain is ignored?

* BUGFIX: width/height CSS3 transformation with left/top working



0.55 (22/12/2010):



* isEmptyObject function for