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Page load effect #69
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I really like the |
I think I could get on board with binding a transition to an optional class on the body: <body class="fade-in-down">
<!-- Stuff -->
</body> Looks like the CSS footprint would be pretty small since we can just grab a single class from animate.css. |
Yeah. I tried |
I'm thinking something similar to the following changes: https://github.com/johnotander/pixyll/compare/optional-animation Thoughts? |
Providing an option in _config is great. So, pretty much only animating the post headers? I think animating the whole body looks better ? I had tried with adding |
I'm pretty impartial as to where the animation occurs, so if you feel strongly about animating the body instead -- we can do that. |
Great, so if you agree, let's go with animating the |
@johnotander OK, so I merged your animation PR into my branch, but for some reason, the animation feels different than when I was experimenting! Here's what I had done before:
I was looking at your code, and seemed pretty much the same to me, but the animation I think is different than the one I got with my code yesterday. Maybe we are missing some styles or animation info in css? |
Hmmm. Strange. I will look into this later today. |
Any news @johnotander ? 😕 |
My apologies, got sidetracked over the weekend. I just looked into it, and it looks like the transition code hosted on the CDN was slightly different (I used a custom Gruntjs build from the animate.css repo), so I updated that to reflect what's on the CDN. So, hopefully that works? |
No problems! Yep, it's how I wanted it to be now, awesome and thanks! |
Awesomeness! |
Baruch Hashem all I have to do is remove the limits I put up in the first place
What are your thoughts on having a smooth and subtle effect when loading the site pages? Maybe something like a top-down fast fade of the page.
Animsition seems like a nice library for this purpose. There's also the more general animate.css.
I understand the effort to keep the theme as simple and as minimalistic as possible, but I do think a subtle not-so-flashy effect could be nice.
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