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Aug 10, 2018 am 10:11 AM

This article brings you a detailed explanation of the animation properties of CSS3 (with code). It has certain reference value. Friends in need can refer to it. I hope it will be helpful to you.

css3 animation (animation) has the following attributes:

1. animation-name custom animation name
2. animation-duration specifies how many seconds or milliseconds it takes to complete the animation. The default value is 0;
3. animation-timing-function The time curve of the animation, linear is constant speed, ease is slow at first and then fast, and then slows down before the end.
4. animation-delay The delay interval before the animation starts, the default is 0
5. animation-iteration-count The number of times the animation is played, the default is 1
6. animation-direction Whether to play in reverse in turn Animation
7. animation-play-state Whether the animation is running or paused. Value: paused specifies the paused animation; running specifies the running animation, default.

Example: This demo uses translation as an example to illustrate the entire process of animation

html:

<body>
		<div class="warp">
			
		</div>
</body>

css :

.warp{
	    height: 100px;
	     width: 100px;
	     border: 1px solid #eee;
			
            animation-name:moves;
            animation-direction:alternate;
            animation-delay: 0.2s;
            animation-duration: 5s;
            animation-play-state: paused;
            animation-iteration-count: 3;
           /*以上可以简写成：*/
           animation: moves 5s linear 0.2s 3;
}

@keyframes moves{                           /*动画名称自定义*/
	10%{                                    /*时间点可以任意，10%表示当时间进行到10%是元素要达到的状态*/
		transform: translate(100px,0);       
		-ms-transform:translate(100px,0);	 /*IE 9*/ 
		-moz-transform:translate(100px,0); 	/* Firefox */
		-webkit-transform:translate(100px,0); /* Safari 和 Chrome */
		-o-transform:translate(100px,0); 	/* Opera */
	}
	30%{                                    /*时间点可以任意*/
		transform: translate(100px,100px);
		-ms-transform:translate(100px,100px);	 /*IE 9*/ 
		-moz-transform:translate(100px,100px); 	/* Firefox */
		-webkit-transform:translate(100px,100px); /* Safari 和 Chrome */
		-o-transform:translate(100px,100px); 	/* Opera */
	}
	60%{                                       /*时间点可以任意*/
		transform: translate(0,100px);
		-ms-transform:translate(0,100px);	 /*IE 9*/ 
		-moz-transform:translate(0,100px); 	/* Firefox */
		-webkit-transform:translate(0,100px); /* Safari 和 Chrome */
		-o-transform:translate(0,100px); 	/* Opera */
	}
	100%{                                /*时间点可以任意*/
		transform: translate(0,0);
		-ms-transform:translate(0,0);	 /*IE 9*/ 
		-moz-transform:translate(0,0); 	/* Firefox */
		-webkit-transform:translate(0,0); /* Safari 和 Chrome */
		-o-transform:translate(0,0); 	/* Opera */
	}
}

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