How to use the animate.css animation library
How to use the animate.css animation library: introduce it into the code through the link tag, and then add the animated class and the animation class name of the required animation effect to the mark element to be animated
Animate.css is a simple CSS library that can set animations on web pages without writing too much CSS code. It is actually a collection of ready-to-use libraries for CSS3 animation effects. The library provides a total of more than 50 different animations including shake, flash, bounce, flip, rotate (rotateIn/rotateOut), fadeIn/fadeOut, etc. Effects, these effects are consistent on most browsers that support CSS3
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First we need to download the Animate.css library and introduce it into our code through the link tag
Download address: http://cdn.bootcss.com/animate .css/3.5.2/animate.min.css
<link href="http://cdn.bootcss.com/animate.css/3.5.2/animate.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">
After loading the Animate.css library into the web page, we can access all the animations written in it and on the elements To call an animation
First you must add the animated class to the element to be animated, then add a space, and then add the class name of the animation effect you want
We can use the following link Find the class name of the animation effect we want and view the animation effect
Link address:https://daneden.github.io/animate.css/
Example: Add a hinge animation effect
<h1 id="PHP中文网">PHP中文网</h1>
If you want to pass some Events to trigger effects can be achieved through JavaScript. We can trigger the click event and add the class to the element
Example:
<h1 id="PHP中文网">PHP中文网</h1>
Rendering:
Similarly We can also use animation delay and animation iteration count to change the delay in the animation and the number of plays
.animated{ -webkit-animation-iteration-count:5; -webkit-animation-duration:1s; animation-iteration-count:5; animation-duration:1s; }
Rendering:
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