Solution Review: Moving and Removing Tasks with Effects
Explore the process of applying jQuery fade-out and fade-in effects to move tasks between to-do and done lists. Understand how to remove tasks smoothly with fade-out before deletion. This lesson helps you grasp practical jQuery techniques for enhancing task management interfaces with animations.
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Solution
Explanation
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In line 6, we call the fade-out effect on the parent task element of the done button element with the speed parameter set to 1s (1000ms).
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In the callback function for the fade-out effect, we:
- remove the check button (line 8).
- detach the task from the to-do list (line 10).
- attach the task to the done list (line 12).
- call the fade-in effect on the detached task (line 14).
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In line 21, we call the fade-out effect on the parent task element of the delete button element with the speed parameter set to 1s (1000ms).
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In the callback function for the fade-out effect, we remove the parent task element in line 23.