This is strange. I have an animation that starts when I'm on a DIV. In this div, I have another absolute position that I want to move up until the mouse remains on the main div and goes down to your position when I exit the main div. Simple hover effect. I am recording this function that works fine with an unusual error.
var inside = $('.inside')
inside.hover(function() {
$(this).children(".coll_base").stop().animate({
bottom:'+=30px'
},"slow")
}, function() {
$(this).children(".coll_base").stop().animate({
bottom:'-=30px'
},"slow");
});
I need + = 30 and - = 30 because I have to apply this function to a range of divs with a different bottom. The problem is that if I find and exit the div, the DIV animates to the right, but when it goes down, it reduces the value of the bottom animation. If I go up and down from the main div, I can see that the animated div goes down even beyond the main div. I think I missed something to solve this error. Thanks for any help