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    Anonymous
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    I’ve asked this question before and got a pretty good solution. I’m not a jquery wiz and am not sure how to do it this way.

    I want each of the divs of .team_member_card_info to slide up individually and not all at onece depending on which one you are hovering over.

    #137721
    CrocoDillon
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    Explain the last part. Depending on which you are hovering. Like a wave sort of thing? Do you want the one that’s hovered slide up as well?

    #137728
    Anonymous
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    @CrocoDillon i want the .team_member_info to slide up when hovering over the .team_member_info_card. This is what i want to achieve http://reallycoolstuff.net/PROJECTS/Unica/# go to about us and you can see at the bottom of that page each member div has an inner div that slides up when hovering over it. But i want that to be done with the code in this pen http://codepen.io/Jarolin/pen/tvkxw

    #137729

    Like this?
    [http://codepen.io/adahei/full/yeqaj](http://codepen.io/adahei/full/yeqajhttp://codepen.io/adahei/full/yeqaj”)

    I solved it by using css transition, you can delete it and use the javascript instead… that shoud work too. :)

    #137733
    Anonymous
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    @adahei that works but there’s a small problem with it while using the javascript. If you move the cursor allot while it’s sliding up the animation slightly stops. And if i remove .stop() it doesn’t slide down when mouseleave. And i forgot to mention i don’t want to use CSS because of browser compatibility.

    #137736

    I replaced .mouseover() to .mouseenter() and I think it works now.

    #137737
    Anonymous
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    @adahei definitely works. Thank you.

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