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I’m using a Queue in jQuery to bunch together a set of animations,
$('#twitter').queue('myQueue',function(next){$('#titleTile').animate({top: 160}, {duration: 300, queue: false, complete: next})....
This works fine, but when I change the selector from $('#twitter') to $('#gallery') it still applies the animation to the $('#twitter') element?
I have no idea why it is doing this. Can anyone shed any light on this?
The animation is happening on
#titleTile. You are not animating#twitter, you are just attaching the queue to this element. Changing#twitterhas no real affect on what you have in the function you have passed toqueue.