Fade in/Fade out DIV?

[Topps]

I'm looking for a tutorial, know any?! :)

[Johno]

I believe Scriptaculous has a feature to do this?

http://script.aculo.us/

.:; Johno

[Topps]

The thing with Scriptaculous is, it doesn't explain at all, so I really don't understand it, but I want something like just has class="FadeIn" when it enters the page.

[Johno]

http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/Effect.Fade

That might help, Doesnt explain it lots but it seems simple enough :)

.:; Johno

[Topps]

OK, I get it now, but how would you make it fade in, not out?

[Johno]

http://wiki.script.aculo.us/scriptaculous/show/Effect.Appear

:)

.:; Johno

[Eccentric]

I dont think the one johno posted (last post) works in firefox :S
edit:
or i just missed the div O.o

[Invent]

If you're NOT using Scripaculous for your javascript, you're an idiot :P

The things it offers is a must for a Habbo Home script :)

If you want something to fade COMPLETELY you could do Effect.Fade on the DIV either onClick or onLoad.

If you want it to just fade a little bit black. Then just do:



<script>
function fade(div)
{
/* Made by simon for the lulz */

$(div).morph("opacity:0.5", { duraton: 0.5 } );

}
</script>

[Topps]

If you're NOT using Scripaculous for your javascript, you're an idiot :P

The things it offers is a must for a Habbo Home script :)

If you want something to fade COMPLETELY you could do Effect.Fade on the DIV either onClick or onLoad.

If you want it to just fade a little bit black. Then just do:



<script>
function fade(div)
{
/* Made by simon for the lulz */

$(div).morph("opacity:0.5", { duraton: 0.5 } );

}
</script>


I am using Scriptaculous, but concentrating on the parts without it first. :P

I JUST discovered that aswell LOL. :P

[timROGERS]

Script.aculo.us is the choice for browser-based effects :) Habbo use it!

[Topps]

Well, I have most things now, just all I need is the font that Habbo have on the Web Store, I can't find it lol. :P

[Invent]

It's probs Tahoma/Verdana ?

[Topps]

It's probs Tahoma/Verdana ?

I just checked, its none of them, thanks for trying though.