Using jquery toggle to implement Web page loading complete automatic window

 toggle () event It mainly toggles the visible state of the element, here is a introduction to the use of jquery toggle implementation of the Web page loading completed automatic window

Toggle () Event It mainly toggles the visible state of the element.     1, toggle (switch) ①switch is an optional value, if not filled, the original element is displayed to hide it, if it is hidden display.     HTML code:    code as follows: <p>hello</p><p style= "Display:none" >hello again</p>& nbsp   JQuery Code:    code is as follows: $ ("P"). Toggle ()     Results:  code is as follows: <p tyle= "Display:none" >Hello< /p><p style= "Display:block" >hello again</p>   ②switch If a value is true or FALSE, the element is displayed if it is true. False to hide elements.   html  code as follows: <p ID = "tt" >Hello</p>  <input type= "button" value= "transform" id= "B" >  &nbs P The jquery  code is as follows: var i = 0;  $ ("#b"). Click (function () {  $ ("#tt"). Toggle (i++%2==0); });    2, Toggle (speed, [callback]) speed is an optional parameter that represents the speed of the animation of the element, which is displayed or hidden by the "slide" of the animation, and its value can be made (slow, normal, fast); [Callback] Is the method that the function can execute.     HTML code   code as follows: <p style= "display:none" id = "T" >hello again</p>    jquery code   The code is as follows: $ ("#t"). Toggle ("Slow", function () {  alert ("123456 "); });    that is: When using the second method, the hidden speed can be loaded on the Web page automatically screen