When done then...jquery

[piearcy]

I keep saying I'm going to have to learn javascript and then the library jQuery but find myself learning Swift now instead. 

 

Short one today. I want these two functions to occur back to back. Second function only begins after the first function is complete. 

$(function() {
    $('.tlt').textillate();
})
$(function() {
  $('.tlt1').textillate();
})

If you can please help me with this not only in just code to make that happen but also an explanation of what you did I sure would appreciate it. I've read all morning on promises etc. but have yet to be successful in implementing this. 

 

As you can tell I'm using the plug-in textillate to fade text out one letter at a time. Works great! But I have multiple paragraphs I'm wanting to apply this too so I can't make the div class .tlt since I then lose all paragraphs since it's strips it into spans. That would be ideal of course but I think I forced  into making different classes for each paragraph. This will become problematic in the future though since the content is generated dynamically and I will have no idea how many paragraphs that dynamic content will contain. So if there was a way to keep my <p> and </p> that would be even better. 

 

Thanks!

[CroNiX]

Check the docs for your plugin. There is a callback function that executes after the animation has completed. That's the only way you'd be able to know when it completes.