How to properly use the .animate() function -- top

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Published on 2010-04-26T13:30:49Z Indexed on 2010/04/26 13:33 UTC
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Is this the proper way to use the .animate(top) function?

Positive number (animate down)--

    $("div#container div#history-menu").animate({top:'180px'}, 600);

Negative number (animate up)--

    $("div#container div#history-menu").animate({top:'-180px'}, 600);

Because I'm getting a java error in my error console that says:

"error in parsing value for property 'top'. Declaration Dropped."

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