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CSS3 Animations are taking the world by storm, a new but handy CSS Animation Library named Tuesday.css has come to the market giving a strong fight to Animate.css which we are already aware of.
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After going through Tuesday.css it seems like the next GitHub project has many more new CSS animations that we haven’t seen so far.
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Somehow I’ve got to remember this. Wasted hours trying to figure out why a CSS3 animation was persisting despite class-changes, attribute removal, voodoo and other dark magic.
Basically it’s just throwing this into the mix:
someDomElement.offsetHeight();
Relevant Stack Overflow answers:
What is the cleanest way to disable CSS transition effects temporarily?
Force browser to trigger reflow while changing CSS
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My girlfriend has a blog running wordpress. A couple days ago she asked if I could build something to add halloween spirit to her website.
I asked a few more details about it, and we finally came to an idea. It would be nice if we had a bat, flying around the page, every time the user clicks a post, or reloads the page.
Heres a gif from the final project:
Show me the code! You can find all the source code in my Github account. You can also click in each header of the following titles to see the code
As her blog is powered by Wordpress, and I didn't want to make a full plugin for something as simple as a flying bat, I decided it will be just a simple script.
Setup:
Simple gulfile with simple tasks. I always need a development server that reloads when I make changes to the code, so I don't have to reload the page myself, all the time.
I also added a dist task that will uglify the code, so I can use this minimised version in production.
Javascript:
When page loads, I inject the css to the document, so I don't have to include both css and JavaScript in the html file.
Then, the next function creates the image holder and the image itself, attaching it to the dom, as the first child of document.body. At this moment the bat should appear, and fly into the screen.
After 5 seconds, the slide in animation ends and I simply add a class to this bat image, that will make it fly back.
CSS
All animation is done using CSS transform: translate property.
There is still some work to do (TODO:), I would like to improve the bat movement. It would be nice if it could have an array of different animations, or maybe some crazy random movement generator. With time ill get into that.
