In today’s post, we’re sharing some of the most interesting and unusual CSS text effects – some with the help of JavaScript – that we’ve found on CodePen for your inspiration as well as to possibly use in any of your upcoming projects. These examples range from animations, to hover interactions, to simply unique. Maybe you’ve seen some before, or maybe they are all new to you. Regardless, we hope
This content is 4 years old. Remember that the following content might be outdated. With CSS and JS progress, implementing animations on websites has never been easier. But how do we make sure that our CSS animations and transitions will be meaningful to our users? That they will not be just some annoying “in-your-face” eye candy? How can CSS animations enhance your user experience? In the talk, I
MetadataDateJuly 18, 2020ByNicky MeulemanTaggedHowtoCSSOlder postSyntax highlighting codeblocks with theme-ui Newer postLove errors Table of contentsGoalUse the backgroundTwo backgroundsTransitioning the Three backgroundsTransitioning the Tada 🎉 Underlines are hard. Complications quickly arise if you want to do anything fancier than the good ol’ CSS text-decoration: underline. There are a lot of
DigitalOcean provides cloud products for every stage of your journey. Get started with $200 in free credit! Web animation is one of the factors that can strongly enhance your website’s look and feel. Sadly, unlike mobile apps, there aren’t as many websites using animation to their benefit as you would think. We don’t want to count yours among those, so this article is for you and anyone else looki
• Layout • Paint • Composite align-content Changing align-content alters the geometry of the element. That means that it may affect the position or size of other elements on the page, both of which require the browser to perform layout operations. Once those layout operations have completed any damaged pixels will need to be painted and the page must then be composited together. align-items Changi
DigitalOcean provides cloud products for every stage of your journey. Get started with $200 in free credit! The following is a guest post by Michał Sajnóg, a front end developer at Netguru. Michał has created one of those “when you scroll to here, trigger this animation” libraries. One of the things I like about it is that it leaves as much as it can to CSS for creating and controlling the animati
CSS Transitions and transforms work beautifully for creating visual interactions based on single state changes. To have more control over what happens and when, you can use the CSS animation property to create easy CSS animation using @keyframes. This technique has a wide range of design application and can be used to build dazzling pre-loaders, interactive interfaces, effects or full-scale storyt
Move an element To move an element, use the translate or rotation keyword values of the transform property. For example, to slide an item into view, use translate. .animate { animation: slide-in 0.7s both; } @keyframes slide-in { 0% { transform: translateY(-1000px); } 100% { transform: translateY(0); } } Use rotate to rotate elements. The following example rotates an element 360 degrees. .animate
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