/css/ - CSS Masters

I've been diving deep into some fascinating css animations lately and wanted to share a tip that might help out on this forum - using @keyframes with the animation property can create smooth, customizable CSS transitions. Here's an example of how it works [code]@keyframes slide-in { 0% { transform: translateX(-15px); opacity:.2 } 76%, 84%{transform :translatex( -30 px) ;opacity :.2} 90% { transform: translateY (- 10 pixels ); opacity:.9; }} [/code] Then, you can apply the animation to your element with this code snippet [code].slide-in[class]{animation: slide-inslideoutduration -5s;} [/code], where 'slideslideout' is a custom name for my keyframe and duration sets how long each frame last. Hope it helps! Let me know if you have any questions or need more examples :)