[thelist] how to unset a css pseudo-class by javascript ?

[Olivier Percebois-Garve]

I guess I used a wrong term. By timed I meant that this toogle() method 
is "sliding" the li.
When I open the tree view on a defined node, my script first collapses 
all the li, before to re-open the nodes to the path to the node to be 
opened.
It takes some time to do this, and the first half-second of display of 
the pages is not as beautiful as it could be.
I consider this as improvable but very minor. I don't understand your 
idea of "callback when the animation is done".
In my script "animation" is done when something is clicked but not 
during the onlad. At best, things happening during the onload should be 
"transparent"
to the user.

What meetings are you talking about ? an evolt meeting ? Where are they 
happening ?
Its quite interesting to me, I'm a lonesome coder for so many years...

olivvv

Christian Heilmann wrote:
>> I use a addEvent method so my issue is not coming from waiting until the
>> whole DOM is loaded.
>> Its because I use a toggle() function from moo.fx (similar to
>> script.aculo.us) and that toogle is timed. So I need to do the collapse
>> with a non-timed method.
>>     
>
> No, all you need to do is to use a timed method that allows for a
> callback when the animation is done. YUI animation has that, I'd be
> surprised if scriptaculous hadn't...
>
>   
>> By the way, it seems to me that the tree component of YUI is totally
>> obtrusive.
>> *http://developer.yahoo.com/yui/examples/treeview/default.html?mode=dist*
>>
>> How does it come that you are supporting this ?
>>     
>
> I actually pointed that out at the last meeting, and it is a legacy
> issue. Some of the older components are obtrusive, but the YUI team is
> working on it.
>
> I haven't done any of that... yet.
>
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