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smooth-nav-transitions

v1.0.0

Published

Page Transitions using CSS animation classes

Downloads

6

Readme

Smooth-Nav

Smooth Page Transitions using beforeunload and load event listeners

JS Package to add CSS based animations for page transitions. Works with IE ;)

How it works

  • uses befroeunload and load event listeners
  • accepts tags, classes, ids for any element
  • reads through array of items when object is instantiated to create appropriate listeners

Make it work

  • include smoothNav.js in your project
  • create animation classes for pages and elements
  • use animation attribute on css selector for initial page load to create smoothest experience and add animation classes on beforeunload call
  • instantiate object
// Here is the syntax to use Smooth Nav

var pageNav = new SmoothNav(
  ["body", "fadeOut"],
  [".section", "slideOut"],
  ["#titleContainer", "fadeUp"],
  ["section", "moveRight"]
);

In order for elements to be targeted you need to explicity type the "." and "#" for ids and classes that are being animated. Tags can be left as is.

Enjoy!