$('#foo'). FadeOut("slow", function(){ var div = $("test2").hide(); $(this). ReplaceWith(div); $('#foo').
FadeIn("slow"); }) jsfiddle jsfiddle.net/9Dubr/1 Updated to fade in correctly.
$('#foo'). FadeOut("slow", function(){ var div = $("test2").hide(); $(this). ReplaceWith(div); $('#foo').
FadeIn("slow"); }); jsfiddle - jsfiddle.net/9Dubr/1/ Updated to fade in correctly.
Great works a treat, thanks! – Colin Mar 9 at 16:43.
Sorry I should have been more explicit, the new is actually different - it's loaded with ajax so what I really want is $('#foo'). ReplaceWith(data. Foo) - but with fades.
– Colin Mar 9 at 16:28 You can simply replace the html within the div with html() before fading in. I've revised my answer above. – Jason MacLean Mar 9 at 16:31.
This version will 'live' on ;) jsfiddle effort.
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