You could do something like the following: http://jsfiddle.net/3o2bsxo6/3/
JavaScript
$('h5').each(function(){
$(this).unbind('mouseover'); //unbind previous events (prevent repeats)
$(this).unbind('mouseout');
$(this).on('mouseover',function(){
if(!$(this).next('.details').is(':visible')){ //if not visible
$(this).next('.details').slideDown(); //slidedown
}
})
$(this).on('mouseout',function(){
if($(this).next('.details').is(':visible')){ //if visible
$(this).next('.details').slideUp(); //slideup
}
})
})
html:
<h5>Hover To Slide</h5>
<p class="details">
However, when the user quickly moves the mouse over these interface elements the animations can't keep up and the items will be sliding up and down long after the mouse has left the interface area.
</p>
<h5>Hover To Slide</h5>
<p class="details">
However, when the user quickly moves the mouse over these interface elements the animations can't keep up and the items will be sliding up and down long after the mouse has left the interface area.
</p>
<h5>Hover To Slide</h5>
<p>
However, when the user quickly moves the mouse over these interface elements the animations can't keep up and the items will be sliding up and down long after the mouse has left the interface area.
</p>
CSS:
p{
display:none;
}