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jQuery page loading effects - Fold down content area

Asked by NextCode_Multimedia in Jquery, JavaScript Frameworks, Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)

Tags: jquery, load animation, page load

Hi Everyone,

Thank you in advance for any help anyone can offer here. I am new to jQuery and probably trying for an effect a little outside of my skill range so any detailed assistance will be greatly appreciated.

I posted a question like the one I am about to ask here: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web_Development/Web_Languages-Standards/HTML/Q_24447008.html

What I am after (and what was almost acheived by the above thread) is a animation script which will have the content area of my page slide and fade (similtaniously) down into view once the page has loaded, then when the user clicks a link somewhere, the content area folds and fades back up to the top where the next page begins loading and repeating the process.

The thread I have linked to above almost acheives this however it requires AJAX to load the content where I would prefer to have the content of each page within each HTML file and simply have it as a display effect on each page.

I do also require assistance with make any link on the page inact the slideup effect and then go to the linked page.

I would be happy to provide further explanation if this makes no sense.

Thank you in advance for any support or assistance.

Richard.
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