I have $('.element').css("color","yellow") and I need that next event was only after this one, something looks like $('.element').css("color","yellow",function(){ alert(1); })
I need this because:
$('.element').css("color","yellow");
alert(1);
events are happen at one time almost, and this moment call the bug in animation effect (alert(1) is just here for example, in real module it's animation)
Callbacks are only necessary for asynchronous functions. The css function will always complete before code execution continues, so a callback is not required. In the code:
$('.element').css('color', 'yellow');
alert(1);
The color will be changed before the alert is fired. You can confirm this by running:
$('.element').css('color', 'yellow');
alert($('.element').css('color'));
In other words, if you wanted to use a callback, just execute it after the css function:
$('.element').css('color', 'yellow');
cb();