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201221 Mar
Posted in CSS3 Previews, Site Updates
CSS3 Transitions are a presentational effect which allow property changes in CSS values, such as those that may be defined to occur on
:hoveror:focus, to occur smoothly over a specified duration – rather than happening instantaneously as is the normal behaviour.Transition effects can be applied to a wide variety of CSS properties, including
background-color,width,height,opacity, and many more. Keep reading for further details of supported properties.You can skip to the end and leave a response.
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Great examples! :)
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I haven’s knew that a transition-delay can can have a negative value. Interesting knowledge.
In example E the transition is made on the transformed element. It’s fine if a transition-property is “all”, but if someone would like to set multiple transitions with one of them being transform, it will lead to a quite serious issue in the future and, in worst case scenario, the transition effect will stop working.
I’ve just covered this topic today and I think it might be a useful knowledge for people experimenting with transitions.
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Most excellent! Visually, blurring the boundaries between css and js.
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wooooowww great article thanks for sharing, really nice explanation and demos, will try this on my site.
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Very informative and clear examples! It’s a always a very easy to follow and comprehensive guide.
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will css transition be able to support css3 background gradients?
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Thanks! Your article help me learn CSS3 better :)
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It’s great with CSS3! I can add shadows, round corners, and this effect further.
Thank you very much!
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Keep reading for further details of supported properties???
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Excellent
I’m been looking for an article like this., But could not find.
I found this article very useful.
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