JQuery fadeout child div and fade in the next child div?

This should do it (updated to repeat): (function fadeItems(elem){ elem. FadeIn('slow',function(){ $(this). FadeOut('slow', function(){ if($(this).next().

Length > 0){ fadeItems($(this).next()); } else{ setTimeout(fadeItems, 3000, $("div. Reviews:first")); } }); }); })( $("div. Reviews:first") ) fiddle jsfiddle.net/rwN7U/2.

This should do it (updated to repeat): (function fadeItems(elem){ elem. FadeIn('slow',function(){ $(this). FadeOut('slow', function(){ if($(this).next().

Length > 0){ fadeItems($(this).next()); } else{ setTimeout(fadeItems, 3000, $("div. Reviews:first")); } }); }); })( $("div. Reviews:first") ); fiddle - jsfiddle.net/rwN7U/2.

Updated to include repeat – Abe Miessler yesterday +1 Inelegant, but effective. =) – Shad yesterday This looks good! Just an additional question on that.

If I did want to add Previous and Next links, how would I implement that with the function you had? – user1048676 yesterday.

Use callback functions on your jQuery animations $('#item1'). Fadeout(200,function(){ // This is the callback which // runs after this animation completes. RunAnotherAnimation(); }).

I was fiddling around with something else and forgot to post my answer, but anyway here is the example I made, if that is of some use to you: jsfiddle.net/3pTzh/4.

Function didleeslide(item) { $('#item'+item). SlideDown(1000); item = (item > 2)? 1 : ++item; $('#item'+item).

SlideUp(1000); item = (item > 2)? 1 : ++item; $('#item'+item). SlideDown(1000); setTimeout("didleeslide("+item+")",1000); } function didleefade(item) { $('#item'+item).

FadeIn(1000); item = (item > 12)? 11 : ++item; $('#item'+item). FadeOut(1000); item = (item > 12)?11 : ++item; $('#item'+item).

FadeIn(1000); setTimeout("didleefade("+item+")",1000); } $(document). Ready( function () { didleeslide(3); didleefade(13); }); PS: Slide, for me, looks more elegant since there would have too much shuffling. On the other hand, fadein/fadeout might be the original idea.

Take a look here: http://zequinha-bsb.int-domains.com/fadein-fadeout.html.

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