You can apply CSS transitions to an element so it animates smoothly from its default appearance to its appearance when a modifier is applied.
To ensure the transition only applies when the modifier is applied and not in other situations, for example when the browser is resized or the page first loads, Site Studio includes a specific transition class coh-transition. This class is added when a modifier is applied at the start of a transition and then removed at the end of a transition.
To ensure a consistent transition works consistently when modifiers are applied:
You can use jQuery animations on Buttons, Links and Containers to animate an element on-click.
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You can apply CSS transitions to an element so it animates smoothly from its default appearance to its appearance when a modifier is applied.
To ensure the transition only applies when the modifier is applied and not in other situations, for example when the browser is resized or the page first loads, Site Studio includes a specific transition class coh-transition. This class is added when a modifier is applied at the start of a transition and then removed at the end of a transition.
To ensure a consistent transition works consistently when modifiers are applied:
You can use jQuery animations on Buttons, Links and Containers to animate an element on-click.
If this content did not answer your questions, try searching or contacting our support team for further assistance.