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As animation is completed an alert will be shown which is placed inside the callback function. Following code is used in the jQuery part: The duration is set to 1500 ms, the easing value used: easeOutQuint (you must include jquery UI library for that to work) and finally a callback function.

When you click on the “show/hide” circle button, the toggle jQuery method will be called with three options. In this example, I will use the jQuery library to use other easing option.Īs you can see, I have created a circle with some text (basically for jQuery show / hide div example). While if jQuery UI library is used, other easing options may also be specified. If you are using the jQuery library only, you may specify swing (which is default) or “linear” options. You may perform some action at the end of animation or show some descriptive message to your visitors. The callback function will execute as the animation is done. In the following example, I will use duration as well as the callback function. Whereas, the value provided as fast means 200 milliseconds and slow means 600 MS. The more the value of milliseconds the slower will be animation. “fast” or “slow” or provide time in milliseconds. In duration parameter, you can use strings e.g. When the duration is used in toggle method, this method becomes an animation method. The method uses are duration, ease and call back function in the toggle method. In the following example, different options available with toggle jQuery method are used.

Right-click on the dock divider line and then click on the Turn Hiding Off option in the Menu that appears.ģ. Uncheck the option for Automatically hide and show the dock by going into the System Preferences screen.A toggle example with ease and callback function options Press Command + Option (Alt) + D keys on the keyboard of your MacĢ.

In case you do not like the idea of the Dock automatically Showing up and Hiding on your Mac, you can easily disable this option and go back to the Mac’s default setting.įollow any of the steps below to disable the option to Show/Hide the Dock Automatically on your Mac.ġ. Stop Dock from Automatically Hiding and Showing

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Note: Press Windows key + Alt + D keys, in case you are using a Windows Keyboard on your Mac. To Make the Dock appear again, simply place the Cursor of your Mouse anywhere near the bottom part of the screen of your Mac. You will find the Dock disappearing from the screen of your Mac.

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Hide and Show Dock Using Keyboard ShortcutĪnother way to enable the option to Show/Hide the Dock automatically on your Mac is to use a simple keyboard shortcut.ġ. Press the Command + Option + D keys at the same time on the keyboard of your Mac. It will appear automatically, whenever you place the cursor of your Mouse anywhere near the bottom part of the Mac’s screen. Right-click on the Dock divider line to bring up a little menu and then click on the Turn Hiding On option (See image below). Instead of going into the System Preferences, you can enable the option to Automatically Show and Hide the Dock on your Mac by right-clicking on the Dock Divider line.ġ. Show and Hide the Dock On Mac using Dock Divider Line The Dock will Automatically Show up, whenever you place the mouse cursor near the bottom of the screen (where the Dock used to be).Īt any time, you can disable the option to Show/Hide Dock automatically on your Mac by unchecking the option for Automatically Hide and Show the Dock. On the Dock Preferences screen, check the option for Automatically Hide and Show Dock (See image below)įrom now on you will find the Dock on your Mac hidden while it is not being used. On the System Preferences screen, click on the Dock icon (See image below)ģ. Click on the Apple Icon from the top menu bar on your Mac and then click on the System Preferences option in the drop-down menu.Ģ. Automatically Show and Hide the Dock On Macįollow the steps below to enable the option to Automatically Show and Hide the Dock on your Mac.ġ. In case you have changed the position of Dock on your Mac to the left or right side of the screen, you will have to place the mouse cursor over the left or right side of the screen to make the Dock show up on your Mac.

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