Questions tagged [animate.css]

Animate.CSS is an extraordinary compilation of CSS animations that can effortlessly enhance any project. Often referred to as "just-add-water" CSS, it requires minimal effort to integrate and create stunning effects. For seamless scrolling animation impacts, it seamlessly collaborates with Wow.js.

Add some pizzazz to your mid-morning meal with

Hey there! I'm fairly new to brunch and looking to incorporate animate.css into a single page of my project. I've successfully installed animate.css via npm and made the necessary adjustments in package.json. Here's how my brunch-config fil ...

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The top value in CSS animation fails to change properly

Can anyone help me figure out why the animation doesn't work when I try to change the vertical position of a form using JQuery? I want the input field to smoothly move to its new position so that users can see it happening. Here is the JsFiddle link: http: ...

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Having trouble integrating Animate.css with AngularJS version 1.3

As per multiple online sources, this method is said to be effective. <li ng-animate="{enter: 'animated shake'}" ng-repeat="name in names | filter:search"> <a href="#"> {{name}} </a> </li> You can view the Plunkr exampl ...

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Implementing ngAnimate within AngularJS 1.3 allows for the utilization of animate.css animations, thereby offering a diverse range

I am currently investigating the discrepancies between the animation behavior in Firefox and Chrome/IE. It appears that when displaying a message, IE/Chrome exhibit a bounce effect. The source code resembles the following: <!DOCTYPE html> <html ...

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