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Not sure whether this is already achievable, but it would be great if the fading in effect would take into account an element set opacity.
For example, an element in my page is set to appear at opacity: 0.6 in the CSS. Can the Reveal transition start at 0 and stop at 0.6? It seems it goes all the way to 1, then quickly drops to 0.6.
Thank you for such a great plugin.
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It’s already possible to change the configuration (including target opacity) for specific elements, but it sounds like you want ScrollReveal to detect the computed opacity automatically.
I think that’s a pretty cool idea! I’ll play around with window.getComputedStyle( el ) and see about adding something like this in.
Not sure whether this is already achievable, but it would be great if the fading in effect would take into account an element set opacity.
For example, an element in my page is set to appear at opacity: 0.6 in the CSS. Can the Reveal transition start at 0 and stop at 0.6? It seems it goes all the way to 1, then quickly drops to 0.6.
Thank you for such a great plugin.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: