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I want a class to be added to a class when a button is pressed then after a few seconds I want the class removed.



So far I have the code for adding the class when the button is pressed:



$( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function() {
$( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');
});


What would the code be to remove the class 'magictime tinRightIn' from 'icon_holder' after lets say 2s after the button class 'overlay-close-button' is clicked?










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    I want a class to be added to a class when a button is pressed then after a few seconds I want the class removed.



    So far I have the code for adding the class when the button is pressed:



    $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function() {
    $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');
    });


    What would the code be to remove the class 'magictime tinRightIn' from 'icon_holder' after lets say 2s after the button class 'overlay-close-button' is clicked?










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      I want a class to be added to a class when a button is pressed then after a few seconds I want the class removed.



      So far I have the code for adding the class when the button is pressed:



      $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function() {
      $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');
      });


      What would the code be to remove the class 'magictime tinRightIn' from 'icon_holder' after lets say 2s after the button class 'overlay-close-button' is clicked?










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      I want a class to be added to a class when a button is pressed then after a few seconds I want the class removed.



      So far I have the code for adding the class when the button is pressed:



      $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function() {
      $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');
      });


      What would the code be to remove the class 'magictime tinRightIn' from 'icon_holder' after lets say 2s after the button class 'overlay-close-button' is clicked?







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          A slight modification to @ymz answer. You would probably like to cancel the previously set "setTimeout callback" if the user clicks within 2 seconds.



          var timeoutHandler = null;
          $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function()
          {
          $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');
          if (timeoutHandler) clearTimeout(timeoutHandler);

          timeoutHandler = setTimeout(function()
          {
          $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');

          }, 2000);
          });





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          • Worked perfectly thanks
            – CodeOut
            Nov 27 '14 at 13:50


















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          setTimeout or setInterval in javascript might do the trick. for instance:



          $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function() 
          {
          // problem: $( ".icon_holder" ) selects multiple elements!!!
          $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');

          setTimeout(function()
          {
          $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');

          }, 2000);
          });





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          • Thanks for your help
            – CodeOut
            Nov 27 '14 at 13:50


















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          You would use setTimeout() to achieve that.



          setTimeout(function() { 
          $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');
          }, 2e3);





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            up vote
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            A slight modification to @ymz answer. You would probably like to cancel the previously set "setTimeout callback" if the user clicks within 2 seconds.



            var timeoutHandler = null;
            $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');
            if (timeoutHandler) clearTimeout(timeoutHandler);

            timeoutHandler = setTimeout(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            }, 2000);
            });





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            • Worked perfectly thanks
              – CodeOut
              Nov 27 '14 at 13:50















            up vote
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            accepted










            A slight modification to @ymz answer. You would probably like to cancel the previously set "setTimeout callback" if the user clicks within 2 seconds.



            var timeoutHandler = null;
            $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');
            if (timeoutHandler) clearTimeout(timeoutHandler);

            timeoutHandler = setTimeout(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            }, 2000);
            });





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            • Worked perfectly thanks
              – CodeOut
              Nov 27 '14 at 13:50













            up vote
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            accepted







            up vote
            1
            down vote



            accepted






            A slight modification to @ymz answer. You would probably like to cancel the previously set "setTimeout callback" if the user clicks within 2 seconds.



            var timeoutHandler = null;
            $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');
            if (timeoutHandler) clearTimeout(timeoutHandler);

            timeoutHandler = setTimeout(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            }, 2000);
            });





            share|improve this answer












            A slight modification to @ymz answer. You would probably like to cancel the previously set "setTimeout callback" if the user clicks within 2 seconds.



            var timeoutHandler = null;
            $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');
            if (timeoutHandler) clearTimeout(timeoutHandler);

            timeoutHandler = setTimeout(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            }, 2000);
            });






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            answered Nov 27 '14 at 4:04









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            • Worked perfectly thanks
              – CodeOut
              Nov 27 '14 at 13:50


















            • Worked perfectly thanks
              – CodeOut
              Nov 27 '14 at 13:50
















            Worked perfectly thanks
            – CodeOut
            Nov 27 '14 at 13:50




            Worked perfectly thanks
            – CodeOut
            Nov 27 '14 at 13:50












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            setTimeout or setInterval in javascript might do the trick. for instance:



            $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function() 
            {
            // problem: $( ".icon_holder" ) selects multiple elements!!!
            $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            setTimeout(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            }, 2000);
            });





            share|improve this answer





















            • Thanks for your help
              – CodeOut
              Nov 27 '14 at 13:50















            up vote
            1
            down vote













            setTimeout or setInterval in javascript might do the trick. for instance:



            $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function() 
            {
            // problem: $( ".icon_holder" ) selects multiple elements!!!
            $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            setTimeout(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            }, 2000);
            });





            share|improve this answer





















            • Thanks for your help
              – CodeOut
              Nov 27 '14 at 13:50













            up vote
            1
            down vote










            up vote
            1
            down vote









            setTimeout or setInterval in javascript might do the trick. for instance:



            $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function() 
            {
            // problem: $( ".icon_holder" ) selects multiple elements!!!
            $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            setTimeout(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            }, 2000);
            });





            share|improve this answer












            setTimeout or setInterval in javascript might do the trick. for instance:



            $( ".overlay-close-button" ).click(function() 
            {
            // problem: $( ".icon_holder" ) selects multiple elements!!!
            $( ".icon_holder" ).addClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            setTimeout(function()
            {
            $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');

            }, 2000);
            });






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            answered Nov 27 '14 at 3:19









            ymz

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            • Thanks for your help
              – CodeOut
              Nov 27 '14 at 13:50


















            • Thanks for your help
              – CodeOut
              Nov 27 '14 at 13:50
















            Thanks for your help
            – CodeOut
            Nov 27 '14 at 13:50




            Thanks for your help
            – CodeOut
            Nov 27 '14 at 13:50










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            You would use setTimeout() to achieve that.



            setTimeout(function() { 
            $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');
            }, 2e3);





            share|improve this answer

























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              You would use setTimeout() to achieve that.



              setTimeout(function() { 
              $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');
              }, 2e3);





              share|improve this answer























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                You would use setTimeout() to achieve that.



                setTimeout(function() { 
                $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');
                }, 2e3);





                share|improve this answer












                You would use setTimeout() to achieve that.



                setTimeout(function() { 
                $( ".icon_holder" ).removeClass('magictime tinRightIn');
                }, 2e3);






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                answered Nov 27 '14 at 3:19









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