jQuery Stop Animations
To stop animations in jQuery, you can use the stop() method. The stop() method is used to stop animations on selected elements. It can be called with or without parameters to control different aspects of the animations. Here’s an example:
// Stop all animations on the selected elements
$(selector).stop();
// Stop only the currently running animation and clear the queue
$(selector).stop(true);
// Stop only the currently running animation without clearing the queue
$(selector).stop(false);
// Stop only specific animation(s) by specifying the animation property(ies)
$(selector).stop('propertyName');
// Stop specific animation(s) by specifying multiple animation properties
$(selector).stop('property1 property2');
In the above code, replace selector with the appropriate selector for the elements you want to stop the animations on. The stop() method without any parameters will stop all animations on the selected elements. Adding true as a parameter will clear the animation queue as well, while adding false will stop the current animation without clearing the queue. You can also specify specific animation properties to stop by passing their names as parameters.
Make sure you have included the jQuery library in your HTML file before using these methods.
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