$.fadeIn()

This function will require at least 1 arguments, but you can give it 3 arguments, which are:

  • element
  • i (optional), this is the opacity that will be added every frame. Its default value is 0.1
  • display (optional), this will be the display method. By default its value is block

    Example:

    HTML:
    <div class="fade">Hello World 🌎!</div>
    <button>Show the div</button>
    
    JS:
    var div = $.select(".fade")
    $.hide(div)
    $.on($.select("button"), "click", function () {
      $.fadeIn(div)
    })
    

    $.fadeOut()

    This function is the exact opposite of the $.fadeIn() function. As the $.fadeIn() function, it will require at least 1 argument, but you can give 2 arguments, which are:
  • element
  • i (optional), this is the opacity that will be removed every frame. Its default value is 0.1

I don't think 🤔 you'll need any example of this function, because it works like the previuous function.


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