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Notes
- A CSS animation is defined by a sequence of keyframes, which are blocks of CSS styling on the object to animated. CSS interpolates between the provided frames to produce a smooth animation.
- Each keyframe is labeled by a percentage, meaning the keyframe specifies the object's appearance at that point in the animation.
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The animation is styled using the
animationCSS property, which specifies the animation's duration, timing, keyframes, and more.
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The percentages
0%and100%have alternate names:fromandto. -
If the
from(resp.to) keyframe is not set, CSS will use the object's normal appearance as the start (resp. end) state of the animation.
- Keyframes need not limit themselves to a single CSS property! Remember, each block specifies a "snapshot" of the object and is allowed the full range of CSS styling.