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Animations widget #87
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great ! |
@superwup has a template which shows all of them in Silex |
miam miam ;) |
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I just updated this widget with the latest version of animate.css |
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It is really easy to make things appear with an animation - images, texts, html boxes, containers. The available animations can be seen in action here.
First open SIlex.me in a browser, then create a new website and save it in a folder.
In this same folder, create a folder named "css".
Then download this file and place it in this "css" folder.
Back to Silex, open the HTML head editor (in the menu "< />") and paste this code anywhere.
It should look like this:
Then open the CSS script editor (in the menu "< />") and paste this code anywhere.
Select an element and look at the properties tab, in "style" section, add the CSS classes
animate__animated animate__fadeIn
to the center of the section.Then save the website and click the "eye" to preview it in a new window. You will see the fade in effect on the element.
You can also replace "animate__fadeIn" by one of many css classes to change the animation. You need to always keep the "animate__animated" css class.
Open this website and choose an animations. Then copy an animation "css classe" with the "copy" icon on the right and replace
animate__fadeIn
with this new css class. You need to always keep the "animate__animated" css class.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: