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Keep CSS animation in final state at end

I'm running animations on some elements that are set to opacity:0; in CSS. An animation class is applied to the onClick event, using keyframes, which changes the opacity from 0 to 1 (as well as a few other changes). Unfortunately, when the animation ends, the element returns to a state of opacity:0 (in both Firefox and Chrome). My instinct is that animated elements will remain in their final state, overriding their original properties. Isn't this true? If not, how can I keep the element in its final state? Code (not including prefix version): @keyf

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Is it possible to achieve a smooth transition from text drawn in one color to an animated gradient?

There is white text on the page and a button below it. Additionally, animated gradients are applied to fill the text. When the button is clicked, the -webkit-text-fill-color property will become transparent, causing the text color to suddenly change to match the gradient. Like this: https://codepen.io/hvyjhqnt-the-vuer/pen/poQdaLQ Is it possible to achieve a smooth transition from white to gradient? (-webkit-text-fill-color attribute does not directly support transiti

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How to create a hybrid straight/curved section boundary using svg or css?

For my application, I'm creating a registration page with non-standard section boundaries. You can see what I'm trying to achieve here: it's not a simple arc - it has two straight lines, and an arc in between. As far as I know, the best way to achieve something like this is to use SVG. The problem is, the white area will have an image covering the entire area. For demonstration purposes I will use light blue. If you use a standard div with a background-image attribute, the SVG's white color is opaque, so you get this: Tips for reading later sha

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CSS transparency properties: opacity and rgba

Course Introduction：CSS transparency properties: opacity and rgba In web design, transparency is a very important effect, which can make the background or content of an element semi-transparent. CSS provides different methods to achieve transparency effects, the two most commonly used are opacity and rgba. Opacity attribute Opacity is a property in CSS. It is used to control the transparency of an element. It can be set to a value between 0 and 1, where 0

2023-10-26 comment 0 1163

What is the css3 property that sets the transparency of an element?

Course Introduction：There are two CSS3 attributes for setting the transparency of elements: 1. The opacity attribute, which can set the transparency level of the element, with the syntax "opacity: transparency value;"; 2. The filter attribute, which can be used with the opacity() function to set the transparency of the element, with the syntax " filter:opacity(value%);".

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Detailed explanation of CSS transparency properties: opacity and rgba

Course Introduction：The transparency property of CSS plays an important role in web design and development. It can help us create more dazzling and attractive page effects. This article will explain in detail the two transparency properties in CSS: opacity and rgba, and give specific code examples so that everyone can better understand and apply these properties. 1. Opacity attribute The opacity attribute can control the transparency of the element. The value range is 0 to 1, where 0 means completely transparent and 1 means completely opaque. The following is opacit

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CSS transparency property optimization tips: opacity and rgba

Course Introduction：CSS transparency attribute optimization skills: Introduction to opacity and rgba: In front-end development, in order to achieve the transparent effect of page elements, we usually use the CSS transparency attribute. However, the opacity attribute and the rgba color mode can achieve the same effect, but there are some differences in their use. This article will introduce how to use these two methods flexibly and give specific code examples. 1. Opacity attribute The opacity attribute represents the opacity of the element. Take

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Detailed explanation of CSS transparent image properties: opacity and background-image

Course Introduction：Detailed explanation of CSS transparent image properties: opacity and background-image In web design and development, we often need to perform some special processing on images, including making images transparent. In CSS, there are two commonly used attributes to achieve image transparency, namely the opacity attribute and the background-image attribute. These two properties are described in detail below, with specific code examples. 1. Opacity attribute opa

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