Like transitionElementNow except it will waitForMutateTime,
and optionally a delay, and it finally awaits for the effective style's
transition-duration.
If a delay is supplied, then the transition is "scheduled" and if the
opposite transition is executed before the scheduled one, this one is
cancelled.
Example
showElement with delay of 100 schedules lisn-hide -> lisn-show
in 100ms
hideElement(someElement, 10); // this will be aborted in 10ms when the scheduled hideElement above // completes showElement(someElement, 100);
// this will be aborted in 10ms when the hideElement that will be scheduled // below completes showElement(someElement, 100); hideElement(someElement, 10);
// this will be aborted immediately by hideElementNow that runs straight // afterwards showElement(someElement, 100); hideElementNow(someElement);
hideElementNow(someElement); // this will NOT be aborted because hideElementNow has completed already showElement(someElement, 100);
Like transitionElementNow except it will waitForMutateTime, and optionally a delay, and it finally awaits for the effective style's transition-duration.
If a delay is supplied, then the transition is "scheduled" and if the opposite transition is executed before the scheduled one, this one is cancelled.
Example
lisn-hide->lisn-showin 100ms