NEW METHOD: Uize.Fx.fadeStyleAcrossNodes

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The new Uize.Fx.fadeStyleAcrossNodes static method, implemented in the
Uize.Fx module, lets you easily fade values for an arbitrary number of
CSS style properties across a specified set of nodes.

This method produces a style fade across a series of nodes, rather
than over a period of time. Using this method, you can easily produce
color gradients that span multiple nodes by fading the values of the
color, backgroundColor, borderColor, and other color style properties.
You can just as easily create size and position graduations in order
to arrange and scale HTML elements in a continuous fashion. Other CSS
style properties, such as padding, margin, fontSize, letterSpacing,
wordSpacing, lineHeight, textIndent, etc. can also be faded across a
series of nodes. And, when loading in extension modules that provide
support for additional CSS style properties, such as the
Uize.Fx.xTextShadow module that provides support for the text-shadow
CSS3 style property, such style properties can also be faded across
nodes.

With the ability to apply curve functions discretely to different
properties in a style fade, complex and compelling non-linear style
fades can be created. To get a taste of the wide variety of different
effects that can be achieved using this method, see the example Fade
CSS Style Across Nodes.

http://www.uize.com/examples/fade-css-style-across-nodes.html
http://www.uize.com/reference/Uize.Fx.html