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Asked: 2026-06-17T19:50:04+00:00

the jQuery animate function supports only IE9, Firefox, Chrome but not in < IE

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the jQuery animate function supports only IE9, Firefox, Chrome but not in < IE 9. Is there a solution?

/* <![CDATA[ */
$(document).ready(function() {
    $(".subSlogan").animate({"opacity": "-=1", top: 0, left: 0 }, 1);
    $(".subSlogan").animate({"opacity": "-=1", top: 0, left: 0 }, 1000);
    $(".subSlogan").animate({"opacity": "+=1", top: 95, left: 120 }, 1200);

    $(".Slogan").animate({"opacity": "-=1", top: 300, right: 0 }, 1);
    $(".Slogan").animate({"opacity": "-=1", top: 300, right: 0 }, 2000);
    $(".Slogan").animate({"opacity": "+=1", top: 153, left: 180 }, 1200);

    $(".Schweizerkreuz").animate({"opacity": "-=1", top: 155, left: 795 }, 1);
    $(".Schweizerkreuz").animate({"opacity": "-=1", top: 155, left: 795 }, 3500);
    $(".Schweizerkreuz").animate({"opacity": "+=1", top: 155, left: 795 }, 1200);

    $("#logoBox").animate({"opacity": "-=1", top: -250 }, 1);
    $("#logoBox").animate({"opacity": "-=1", top: -250 }, 4000);
    $("#logoBox").animate({"opacity": "+=1", top: 0 }, 1200);
});
/* ]]> */
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  1. Editorial Team

    I believe this is an issue with opacity not being fully supported in IE < 9, and not a problem with the animate function. In essence, a CSS problem, not a jQuery problem. Can you animate other CSS properties?

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