Create an Artificial Callback function to enable Callbacks to .addclass and .css in Jquery?

Question

I have used the slideUp/Down functions in Jquery to animate a div on my page, but it runs poorly on iPhones, so I decided to write a Webkit equivalent to solve the performance problem, but you cannot apply a callback to the jQuery .css, or .addclass.

I have this function:

$('#collapse').css('height','0');

But I need to fake a callback essentially make this work:

$('#collapse').css('height','0', function() {
//do something after
});

Anyone know how to do this?

The Webkit animation is set to 1 sec.

Answer 1

Just use setTimeout; jQuery has no way of telling whether an inbuilt browser animation has completed:

$('#collapse').css('height', 0);
setTimeout(function() {
    // code will happen after the timeout has completed
}, 1000); // 1 second

The downside of this is that you have to set the time for the animation in two places.