Nice work,

Can u please say what the below line will do in above code.

var prev = btn.getPrevious(‘a’).set(‘tween’,{ duration: 200 });

Specially getPrevious function

Great for exercise … Soon to be implemented on my secret project :D

@derdummkopf
you could just take the function from within .each() and name it. then pass it a single mootooled element $(“one_element_ID”).

function makeSlideBTN(btn) {
var prev = btn.getPrevious('a').set('tween',{ duration: 200 });
var span = prev.getElement('span');
btn.addEvents({
mouseenter: function(e) {
btn.addClass('button_c');
prev.tween('width',225);
span.fade('in');
},
mouseleave:function(e) {
btn.removeClass('button_c');
prev.tween('width',70);
span.fade('out');
}
});
}

window.addEvent("domready",function(){
//make an element slide
makeSlide($("whattever-ID"))
})

Remember to keep the classname or it’ll not have any style

@John: It may be something where you don’t show IE users this effect.

i think each is then not necessary or?