Question

So; I’ve heard that a fair translation for jQuery transition delay time could be 1000 = 1 Second.

Is this the most accurate / approximate way to translate?

EG: Looking at the script below; I am trying to translate the delays / animations to the most approximate in seconds / milliseconds.

onReady=function(){
    $('#chart1_lines').delay(1000).animate({ width:97 }, 1000, 'easeOutQuad', onComplete1 );
}

onComplete1=function () {
    $('#chart1_values').css('width',156);
    $('#chart1_lines').delay(250).animate({ width:183 }, 1000, 'easeOutQuad', onComplete2 );
};

Answer 1

Those values – 1000, 250, etc – are times/durations in milliseconds, so every 1000 is precisely equal to 1 second.