The jQuery Fx Queues plugin is a global queueing system that
allows to enqueue effects of different elements, but also keeps jQuery’s default
queueing option.

For more details see
    * http://lucianopanaro.com/jquery-fxqueues-plugin-20.html
    * http://plugins.jquery.com/project/fxqueues

A wait argument was also added to be able to
specify the time to wait before starting the animation.
New arguments added to animate:

    * queue: (string) Name of the queue. If it doesn’t exist, it creates the new queue.
    * scope: (string) Name of the scope.
    * position: (”front”|”end”) Queue position where animation (or scope, if passed) is queued.
    * preDelay: (int) Milliseconds to wait before starting the next in queue.
    * postDelay: (int) Milliseconds to wait after finishing the animation.

Working with the queues

Now you have a $.fxqueues(”queueName”) to get the queue. The object has three useful methods:

    * $.fxqueues(”queueName”).pause()
    * $.fxqueues(”queueName”).start()
    * $.fxqueues(”queueName”).stop() (The queue is cleared.)