Between the }); that ends your mouseenter() and the }); that ends your $(document).ready(), add a mouseleave() that uses fadeTo to return your div's opacity to 0.5. Like the previous fadeTo, it should have 'fast' as its first input.
Click Save & Submit Code, then slowly mouse over your 'div' to see the effect! plese give a answer in jquery
Between the }); that ends your mouseenter() and the }); that ends your $(document).ready(), add a mouseleave() that uses fadeTo to return your div's opacity to 0.5. Like the previous fadeTo, it should have 'fast' as its first input.
Click Save & Submit Code, then slowly mouse over your 'div' to see the effect! plese give a answer in jquery
Between the }); that ends your mouseenter() and the }); that ends your $(document).ready(), add a mouseleave() that uses fadeTo to return your div's opacity to 0.5. Like the previous fadeTo, it should have 'fast' as its first input.
ReplyDeleteClick Save & Submit Code, then slowly mouse over your 'div' to see the effect! plese give a answer in jquery
Between the }); that ends your mouseenter() and the }); that ends your $(document).ready(), add a mouseleave() that uses fadeTo to return your div's opacity to 0.5. Like the previous fadeTo, it should have 'fast' as its first input.
ReplyDeleteClick Save & Submit Code, then slowly mouse over your 'div' to see the effect! plese give a answer in jquery