10 Transition Effects: The art of Showing/Hiding Content

Posted on May 23, 2009 by admin
Filed Under How To | Tags: design |

jquery-fade-infade-out

A nice fade in fade out effect you can add to your website. The effect fades an element to 30% on arrival of the website, then when you hover over it, it fades to 100%. The effect can be assigned to basically anything in a website wether it be an image, text, a link or even a div.

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