I was re-creating the animation shown in Stripe website. Where a set of div's move together and it repeats infinitely.
I was trying to reproduce the same in my react app. But I'm stuck at how to implement the animation in it.
In This tutorial they are doing the animation , but i could not find a way to implement the two classes in the js file in the above tutorial in my application.
Please tell me a solution to implement the animation, with or without the use of external react animation libraries.
Link to my codesandbox
From what you gave: My result looks like this
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I'm trying to create a multi-step form for a booking process, and I want to create an animation like this https://www.typeform.com/templates/t/dessert-order-form-template/ , where an input remains fixed in the view for a certain amount of scrolling until it reaches a break-point and smooth-scrolls to the next container. I've been trying to find information on how to do this, but I don't quite know what it is that I'm exactly looking for and how to ask for it.
What adds to the complexity of my problem is that the one container's height is dynamic (a user can add inputs that increase its height). How could I factor this in?
I have a vague idea of how I could pull it off, using anchor tags to scroll to elements. But I don't know how to keep the container in a fixed position for a certain amount of scrolling, and I also don't know how to address the dynamic-sized component.
You can use scrollmagic
Splide.js also could be useful if styled properly.
I personally think that scrollmagic is better for this but I've done quizes in splide so its definitely possible to style it similar.
Its also doable by yourself but Its hella lots of work. With additional libraries it can be faster.
There is a scrollmagic example link, I found it in 2 min so if you google for some more examples you could find one more similar to yours
Also there is a video about simple pinning: link
I am using Barba.js, GSAP + Locomotive scroll for making creative page transitions on my works. And currently looking for some examples about how to implement this kind of transition with these. Here is the prototype that explains what I want.
(No frameworks, Vanilla JS)
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I've tried looking for some good reference code for this on Codepen and other sites, can't find an exact example like this. especially with locomotive and GSAP.
and tried to figure out how to set rules with Barba.js but it was too difficult for me and failed to implement it.(because the default transition is different than this.)
It would be great if you can guide me or give me some hints how to make this.
Thank you very much🙏
I have been googling this for quite some time now but haven't been able to find an answer that I can use.
I am trying to make a top-down transition for one of my pages. So I started looking into how to make a custom animation with ionic. Most of the guides tell me to use: #angular/animations however whenever I attempt to import it I get an error that it can't find the module.
Also, most of the guides online are how to animate a modal or alert box but never how to apply this to a navigation transition.
So how can i make a custom top-down transition when navigating in ionic 4?
I'm very new to JavaScript and currently using JSX to design a website. I am hoping to add an infinite scroll component where the user scrolls to the bottom of a list of, say, 5 images, and then 5 more load, etc.
I have built my own rest API server and plan to implement my JS such that upon each user scroll to the bottom, it will call on this API to load the data for another 5 images; however, I am lost on how to best handle this scroll event by the user.
I am trying to find a tool/component that would help me implement this scroll that is already embedded in the standard React library. It is important that this is not something I have to install outside of the React library. I have read through tons of React documentation and S.O. posts, but have been unable to find one- could someone point me in the right direction?
This one should do the work
react-infinite
Or native
I would like to ask if there are any examples related to Polymer's animated pages ( http://www.polymer-project.org/docs/elements/core-elements.html#core-animated-pages ) and how we can build a similar demo using the resources provided in the Angular/material repo (https://github.com/angular/material).
I would like to achieve http://www.polymer-project.org/components/core-animated-pages/demos/music.html but I don't want to use Polymer since I would like to use Angular.
Can you please provide me some directions in order to start?
What they typically do with Polymer is have two connected elements which shows only one and when you perform some action, the other gets shown (from display: none) and animates from certain dimentions to its final form. Sometimes elements also shift but it depends on whether the content is able to move to its new position or not.
You have to work with css transition, transform and display. Sometimes even custom animations. And you are mostly changing multiple divs to their final form. I think the most difficult would be animating colors (from white to pink or from yellow to green for example) as those are most difficult to do (performance-wise).
If you look at the example you've set (final link) you see there's a list of items with a detail div and once you click the item you show the detail and transform the contents to its final dimentions.
Just know that these things are pretty hard if you aren't very much into Angular or HTML/CSS/Javascript.
The framework of Polymer for Web is very much a work in progress and i wouldn't be surprised if it took a few months to get similar results for both native and web.
You can take example from things like this: https://medium.com/tictail-makers/giving-animations-life-8b20165224c5 or https://www.polymer-project.org/apps/topeka/ or http://codepen.io/collection/amheq/ . And don't forget to speed it up by using some bootstrap theme like this http://fezvrasta.github.io/bootstrap-material-design/ or something.
I've been struggling with the same problem as there isn't much to go from right now. You stated the Angular project but that will take time. If you want to do it now, you have to do quite some work (if you do, share it with us), but you might be better of with postponing this until most of the bugs and problems have been solved.
Thats what i'm doing now.