i'm a jQuery noob, how do I loop this? If possible, can I neaten this up aswell so it works the same with less code?
$(document).ready(function() {
speech_animation();
});
function speech_animation(){
$( "#b-block_wrap" ).delay(1000).fadeIn(500).animate({ top: 0}, {duration: 500,});
$( "#p-block_wrap" ).delay(2000).fadeIn(500).animate({ top: 0,}, {duration: 500,});
$("#first_wrap").delay(5500).fadeOut(500);
$( "#g-block_w开发者_高级运维rap" ).delay(6000).fadeIn(500).animate({ top: 0}, {duration: 500,});
$( "#y-block_wrap" ).delay(7000).fadeIn(500).animate({ top: 0}, {duration: 500,});
$("#second_wrap").delay(10500).fadeOut(500);
}
You can use a call back in your last function call so that as soon as the last function call is finished, it would call itself.
$(document).ready(function() {
speech_animation();
});
function speech_animation(){
$( "#b-block_wrap" ).delay(1000).fadeIn(500).animate({ top: 0}, {duration: 500,});
$( "#p-block_wrap" ).delay(2000).fadeIn(500).animate({ top: 0,}, {duration: 500,});
$("#first_wrap").delay(5500).fadeOut(500);
$( "#g-block_wrap" ).delay(6000).fadeIn(500).animate({ top: 0}, {duration: 500,});
$( "#y-block_wrap" ).delay(7000).fadeIn(500).animate({ top: 0}, {duration: 500,});
$("#second_wrap").delay(10500).fadeOut(500, speech_animation);//callback here
}
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