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jQuery Effects

jQuery effect methods are used to perform various effects such as hide, show, slide, animate etc., on the selected elements. jQuery offers numerous effect methods that can be used to easily to manipulate HTML elements, perform data manipulations and enable user interaction based manipulations.

Although the inbuilt effect methods offer most of the features right out of the box, the methods like animate, delay, finish etc., allows the users to write custom actions to perform various manipulations on the HTML page. The categorized list of jQuery effects has been displayed in the table mentioned below.
 

List of  jQuery Effects


Method Description
Basic Effects
hide() Hides the selected HTML element by applying the CSS property display : none
show() Displays the HTML elements that were hidden through hide() method or directly through the CSS property display : none
toggle() Toggles the HTML elements by showing and hiding the selected HTML element based on the user action. This method is basically the combination of both hide() and show()
Sliding Effects
slideDown() Displays the selected HTML element with a sliding motion effect. The only difference between show() and slideDown() methods is the sliding effect applied while displaying the element
slideUp() Hides the selected HTML element with a sliding motion effect. The sliding effect is applied in-addition to the functionality of hide() method
slideToggle() This is a combination of slideDown() and slideUp() methods. Based on the user action, the HTML elements are displayed or hidden with a sliding effect
Fading Effects
fadeIn() Displays the selected HTML element with a fading effect by manipulating their opacity from transparent to clear
fadeOut() Hides the selected HTML element with a fading effect by changing the opacity to transparent
fadeTo() Allows the user to specify the level of opacity to which the selected element should be faded
fadeToggle() Displays or hides the selected HTML element based on the user action with a fading effect. This is a combination of fadeIn() and fadeOut() methods

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