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How to trigger an animation in JavaScript with CSS?
This is how you can use vanilla JavaScript to change/trigger an animation associated with an HTML element. First, you define your animations in CSS. Then you use javascript to switch between animations. document.getElementByID (‘yourElement’).style.animation=”spin2 4s linear infinite”;
How to trigger transitions in CSS using JavaScript?
In this video lesson we will demonstrate how to trigger CSS transition animations using JavaScript. This will help designers and developers avoid requiring bulky 3rd party libraries to have smooth buttery animations at work in their web applications and web pages.
How to control transitions and animations in CSS?
Rodney Rehm also wrote a particularly helpful and informational article on CSS transitions which can be found here. Some of the most useful yet little-known JavaScript tricks for manipulating CSS transitions and animations are the DOM events they fire.
When to use the animation property in CSS?
When using the animation property in CSS, the animation triggers right away (or after a short, configured delay). But even with a delay, CSS doesn’t come with the ability to tell when an element enters the screen.
This is how you can use vanilla JavaScript to change/trigger an animation associated with an HTML element. First, you define your animations in CSS. Then you use javascript to switch between animations. document.getElementByID (‘yourElement’).style.animation=”spin2 4s linear infinite”;
In this video lesson we will demonstrate how to trigger CSS transition animations using JavaScript. This will help designers and developers avoid requiring bulky 3rd party libraries to have smooth buttery animations at work in their web applications and web pages.
Rodney Rehm also wrote a particularly helpful and informational article on CSS transitions which can be found here. Some of the most useful yet little-known JavaScript tricks for manipulating CSS transitions and animations are the DOM events they fire.
When is the animationiteration event fired in CSS3?
The animationiteration event is fired at the start of every new animation iteration, i.e. every iteration except the first. The animationend event is fired when the animation ends. At the time of writing, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, Opera and IE10 support CSS3 animation and the associated event handlers.