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?
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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
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'm developing a PhoneGap/Cordova application with AngularJS. Since my target platform is Android I looked into different approaches for activity transitions. In other words; How to animate the transition between form A and form B while providing a native and intuitive user experience.
My application will be implementing the material design guidelines and I stumbled upon a transition animation called "shared element transition" which I think would work perfectly for most of my application flows.
I actually really like this approach and was wondering about how to achieve an implementation based on Angular 1.5 which is as generic and flexible as possible and easy to use across the application.
Since I'm still new to AngularJS, I wanted to check back with the community to find a neat way to implement something along the lines of the shared element transition or maybe get pointed to an already existing implementation.
For those wondering, I'm using Angular 1.5 and MaterializeCSS to empower my app. Thank you very much!
Check this tutorial (ready made component to use as well), it animates hero elements between different views and maintains proper routes.
http://blog.scottlogic.com/2014/12/19/angular-hero-transitions.html
To summarize, the hero element has to exist between the two views being transitioned. When transitioning, the hero element is temporarily hidden in the target view till the position animation ends. If the target view is being loaded directly (refresh, bookmark), no animation takes place and the hero element is there.
I can't seem to find the correct set of scrollView options to disable the overscroll/bounce effect. I'm using the last example on this page:
https://famo.us/integrations/angular/docs/unstable/api/directive/faScrollView/index.html
End goal is to have a sidebar menu like every single app ever made in the last 5 years. You would think it would be a more popular example for this framework, but I can't seem to find any useful ones for FA.
I have been told multiple times that setting edgeGrip : 1 in the options will make it no longer bounce. It doesn't work for me and no ones showed me a fiddle where it does work. I don't use the angular integrated version of famo.us so I'm not sure I can be of much help.
I personally used a generic sync and built a scrollview with that. Its similar to how the draggable works. Which is what i suggest, the draggable can give you a 'scroller' without a bounce. The down side is it won't be smart enough to not render things outside it's view. For my use I was building a form that was maybe twice the height of the screen and it works fine. If you want the non angular / straight famo.us version I use let me know. Hope the edgeGrip works for you.
I am new to AngularJS and I've learned quite a bit in the last few weeks, however I have several questions. So currently I have a jQuery prototype that I would like to convert to use AngularJS. For any animations or page transitions I am using css transitions. To change pages, I am changing the body class with jQuery which in turn animates elements on or off the page.
In AngularJS, views are displayed and removed with no animation at all. The way I need it, some views would use some elements from the last view.
For example, there is a start view and a search view that contains a search input field that animates. When the page is loaded, the start view is loaded. When the user clicks submit, it would then load the search view but the search bar should stay there and animate to the top for future searches.
I am somewhat confused as to how to go about doing this. Any suggestions?
When possible use the unstable / development versions of angular.js. (There are pretty stable).
The newest have an ng-animate directive which is usable for the most use cases.
Also there is nganimate.org with a lot of examples and there this article and this one which should get you started.