A jQuery plugin for animating the entrances of DOM elements as they appear in the viewport.
$ npm install --save animate-entrance
$('.selector').animateEntrance({
className: 'is-entered',
threshold: 0.5,
throttle: 100
});What class name to add to the elements when they appear in the viewport or has been scrolled past. This class is what should trigger the CSS animation. Default: has-entered.
The threshold should be a value between 0 and 1 and defines how much of the element that has to be visible in the viewport for the CSS class specified in className to be added. If we'd use a value of 0 the class would be added as soon as the element appears in the bottom of the viewport. If we were to use the value of 1 the class would be added as soon as the whole item is in the viewport. Default: 0.5.
Set throttle to a value greater than 0 to only call the class adding function at most once per every throttle milliseconds. Default: 100.
MIT © Jonathan Svenheden