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Sign up[feature request] Configurable magnitude #1009
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can you provide some example? |
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Yeah, that is doable with css custom-properties. When I get back coding I'll have a look in how we can provide this. |
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ahoy!! can I work on that?? |
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@raxraj sadly assigned to @eltonmesquita... ;) |
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oh! I see, well I will keep trying then. |
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This didn't make into the v4.0.0 release, but I'll try to prioritize this feature in the next release (probably the next minor version). |
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@eltonmesquita looking forward! |
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Hello, I use animate in Vue. But the error has been reported all the time: what's the reason for cannot read property 'prefix' of undefined? Is there a similar solution |
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@wjxniubi please visit our documentation... https://animate.style/#migration |
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@wjxniubi ! 'import 'animate.compat.css';'or if using HTML, which might be the case in VueJS. <link
rel="stylesheet"
href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/animate.css/4.0.0/animate.compat.css"
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thank |
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@wjxniubi Happy to Help :) |
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@eltonmesquita any news on this? is this relate to our current project? |
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Nope, I'm pushing this as it's a bit of a laborious task. And no, it should be handled by animate.css. |
It would be cool if there were a helper class to determine the magnitude of the motion, this could be very useful for smaller elements!