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By default Jake Query runs multiple enemy calls one after the other.

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For this reason we can easily create and perform a sequence of animations.

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In this example an element is resized four times using for animate calls

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each animate call resize IS THE ELEMENT TO A DIFFERENT WITH or height.

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It also changes the opacity to a specified amount.

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Let's take a look at the script to see how it works.

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We can see below our button click event that we've declared a variable called Square the Variable value

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contains the div with I.D. Square

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next.

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We've assigned an enemy call to the square Div 4 times

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each enemy call will run one after the other.

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Every time the enemy call runs the divs height or with property is changed in the first instance the

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height changes to 500 pixels opacity to zero point five.

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The numerical value in red is the speed at which this animation plays out.

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And moving down the list we can see that the width opacity and speed properties continue to change

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so again this is known as queue functionality and it allows us to play a sequence of animations one

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after the other.