Variable a is always one out of #u-about, #u-projects, #u-contact, #u-follow.
How to make the function not animate a?
function bla(a) {$('#u-about, #u-projects, #u-contact, #u-follow').animate(...);
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You can use not() and pass a to not to exclude the element you do not want.
function bla(a) {$('#u-about, #u-projects, #u-contact, #u-follow').not(a).animate(...
not()
Given a jQuery object that represents a set of DOM elements, the .not() method constructs a new jQuery object from a subset of the matching elements. The supplied selector is tested against each element; the elements that don't match the selector will be included in the result, Reference
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Peter Magic
It doesn't work. While "a='#u-about'" "function bla(a) {$('#u-about, #u-projects, #u-contact, #u-follow').not(a).animate(" does nothing, but "function bla(a) {$('#u-projects, #u-contact, #u-follow').animate(" works.
Peter Magic
jsfiddle.net/943L3 But I guess it won't work due to inability to upload images.
Use the .not() selector to exclude a particular variable or selector from a jQuery object.
$('#u-about, #u-projects, #u-contact, #u-follow').not(a).animation
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Alessandro Vendruscolo
I think that
a refers to an object, not to the anchor tag.