Customizing Transitions with Timing Functions
The transition-timing-function
specifies the speed curve of a transition effect. It determines how fast an animation starts and stops and the pace at which it progresses.
transition-timing-function: time_function;
There are essential keywords that describe the different time_functions:
ease
- Default value. A transition effect with a slow start, then fast, then ends slowly;linear
- It has a constant speed throughout the transition;ease-in
- A transition effect with a slow start;ease-out
- A transition effect with a slow end;ease-in-out
- A transition effect with a slow start and end, and a fast middle.
Let's run the following example to see the difference between them. The transition will work only on the container
hover.
index.html
index.css
Cubic Bezier curve
We can also use the cubic-bezier()
function to create a custom timing-function
. This function takes four values representing the control points of a cubic bezier curve, which determines the shape of the timing function.
Note
No worries. We do not need the knowledge of mathematics to generate the cubic bezier function as a css property value. We can use the cubic-bezier.com source to generate our custom functions.
Let's consider the following example to see how easy it is to use. The cubic-bezier
function was generated with the help of dragging the points on that source.
As a result, we can copy the function at the top to our css
file.
index.html
index.css
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Customizing Transitions with Timing Functions
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The transition-timing-function
specifies the speed curve of a transition effect. It determines how fast an animation starts and stops and the pace at which it progresses.
transition-timing-function: time_function;
There are essential keywords that describe the different time_functions:
ease
- Default value. A transition effect with a slow start, then fast, then ends slowly;linear
- It has a constant speed throughout the transition;ease-in
- A transition effect with a slow start;ease-out
- A transition effect with a slow end;ease-in-out
- A transition effect with a slow start and end, and a fast middle.
Let's run the following example to see the difference between them. The transition will work only on the container
hover.
index.html
index.css
Cubic Bezier curve
We can also use the cubic-bezier()
function to create a custom timing-function
. This function takes four values representing the control points of a cubic bezier curve, which determines the shape of the timing function.
Note
No worries. We do not need the knowledge of mathematics to generate the cubic bezier function as a css property value. We can use the cubic-bezier.com source to generate our custom functions.
Let's consider the following example to see how easy it is to use. The cubic-bezier
function was generated with the help of dragging the points on that source.
As a result, we can copy the function at the top to our css
file.
index.html
index.css
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