You have 2 functions doing the same thing.
$("#showhome").click();
and
$("#showhome").on('click', handler);
.click()
is just a shortcut for .on('click', handler)
.
You can add them together like so:
$("#showhome").click(function () {
$("#firstdiv").show("explode", {
pieces: 8
}, 600);
$("#seconddiv, #thirddiv, #fourthdiv, #fifthdiv, #sixthdiv").hide();
});
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