When we click on the following HTML <progress> element, its value changes to 200. But no animation works: progress { transition: all 1s ease; -webkit-transition: all 1s ease; animation: progress 1s ease; } progress::-webkit-progress-value { transition: all 1s ease; }…
I am having troubles understanding CSS transition even when what I think is obvious should work but it doesn't. What I am trying to accomplish is a little complex than this, but this simple example shows how I think I…
I have an array of items which I map in my UI: let arr = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7... n] Say I want to map each item as a JSX paragraph BUT, I want to be able…
I have 4 "lines" moving when button is hovered. https://codepen.io/aphroditef/pen/yLQvxNy I would like to have this effect https://codepen.io/aphroditef/pen/GRwQXJB with 4 lines, not just the three of them . Any advice? I tried these .buttonY button { background-color: transparent; border: none;…
A react component has a button that opens or closes a div by changing its height style property. The div also has a transition style property which should presumably animate the change in height. However, what we see instead is…
I made a JSFiddle to reenact this problem. I am trying to get a grid element to grow when hovered, but it causes this weird problem where it goes under the other grid element, then jumps to how I expected…
So, i'm very new to html, css and javascript, and i trying to trigger a transition with javascript, but it's not working, "menu-icon" it's a span tag with a litle image that is inside another div, that's also inside the…
I have an HTML image that I want to pan & zoom programatically. In order to improve the experience, I added a CSS transition for smoothness. When I click on the image, I need to determine the mouse position within…
I have an image slider with 4 images. To navigate between them there are 2 ways: 2 buttons in the corners of the slider and a small slider indicator to choose an image represented as dots in the bottom of…
I want to do a transition when the element gets sticky. But it can't be done with this below code. const content = document.querySelector('.contents'); const initalPos = content.offsetTop; window.addEventListener("scroll", () => { if(content.offsetTop > initalPos) { content.classList.add('stuck'); } else {…