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In reply to: [Animate It!] Animate it on image overlayDear Webdevsc,
Thanks for using the Animate It!
What you seek seems attainable by adding some custom CSS.
Can you point out which images specifically are you talking about?
On the top left, I see the strips background image.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Animate It!] Scroll Offset on Visual ComposerJust remember to enter the percentage value, without the % sign.
So if you wish to set scroll offset to 30%, just enter 30 in the Scroll Offset (in percentage) BoxForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Animate It!] Scroll Offset on Visual ComposerDear Kim,
You can set the Scroll offset by going to Settings > Animate It!
Please check the following screenshot for more info
https://www.downloads.eleopard.in/animate-it-documentation-wordpress#notePlease let me know if this works for you.
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In reply to: [Animate It!] DSGVODear Breaked,
Thanks for your interest in Animate It!
The Plugin is DSGVO compliant. We do not send or receive any information from the websites.
Please feel free to let me know in case you any other questions.
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In reply to: [Animate It!] conflict when using W3 Total CacheDear Nevoerez1,
Thanks for using the Animate It!
I tried the W3 Total Cache Plugin and Animate It! on one of our demo instances. And everything seems to be loadinganimating fine.
Here’s the demo page. You can check it yourselves
The W3 Total Cache Plugin is activated for now
http://animateitdemo.wpdevcloud.com/test-for-nevoerez1/Also, here’s the minify page, where you can see that the JS, HTML, and CSS are all minified: https://adobe.ly/2DsLs8k
Please feel free to let me know in case I missed anything, that might help me recreate the issue on my end.
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In reply to: [Animate It!] Gutenberg?Dear Pagetopixel,
Thanks for using the Animate It!
Sorry for missing out on the Gutenberg editor’s release.
We’ll start exploring it and will try to see how we can integrate Animate It! with this editor.In the meantime, this really simple workaround would be perfect for you to still be able to add animations. Just do the following:
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1. Crease the animations of your choice using our Class generator, and copy the classes. https://www.downloads.eleopard.in/class-generator-wordpress
2. On our website, go to any Gutenberg block, and open Block Tab > Advanced Section > Additional CSS Class box.
Image here: https://adobe.ly/2qpcq853. Paste the CSS classes copied from Step 1, and save.
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This would add animations to any Gutenberg block.
Here’s a working example using the above steps:
http://animateitdemo.wpdevcloud.com/asdasd/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Animate It!] iterations – is this possible using just CLASSES?Marking as resolved
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In reply to: [Animate It!] Delete me – sorry :(No Problem
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In reply to: [Animate It!] Animation triggered by action on a different objectHi cristinaspnt,
Thank you for using Animate it!.
Regarding the functionality, I am afraid this cannot be achieved directly using Animate It!. However, you can do the following to achieve this:
1. Add unique IDs on both the element “turtle” and “rabbit” along with the on scroll animation required.
2. Add javascript to remove any one of the elements from the page on click of “Option 1” or “Option 2”, so that only the remaining will get animated. Use the unique ID to identify or remove the element.Let me know if it helps.
- This reply was modified 7 years, 7 months ago by eleopard.
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In reply to: [Animate It!] Scroll Offset (in percentage):Hi Rob,
In order to provide unique “scroll offset” for the different animated elements, please follow the steps mentioned below for different methods:
METHOD 1: If you are using “Animate It!” button available in “TinyMCE” post editor.
1. While adding/editing any post, click on “Animate It” button.
2. In the popup, go to the options tab.
3. In there, if you set “Animate On” to scroll, you will get another input field to enter scroll offset unique to the animation you are creating.METHOD 2: If you are using class generator from https://www.downloads.eleopard.in/class-generator-wordpress.html
1. Generate CSS classes as per your requirement. Remember to set “Scroll” to yes for “Animate On”.
2. While adding CSS classes to a DIV element, add another property eds_scroll_offset with the value of scroll offset as per the requirement. e.g.<div class="animated flash duration1 eds-on-scroll" eds_scroll_offset="80">Content</div>Please let us know if it helps.
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In reply to: [Animate It!] Fly in navigation menu?Hi Wpress2010,
Thanks for your interest in Animate It!
However, I am afraid the fly-in menu would not be possible without doing a considerable amount of custom coding.
I did some searching and found this Plugin:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/8degree-fly-menu-lite/I have not used it or tested it yet. But you can give it a try if you want.