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John is a storyteller with design and development skills. He likes cupcakes, the word "falafel" and using zombies to teach web development (https://undead.institute) His mom thinks he's very funny.
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The CSS view-timeline-inset property allows you to more finely control where an element’s animation begins and/or ends when scrolled into view. It can be used both by itself and in combination with the animation-range property.…
The view-timeline-axis CSS property allows you to set which direction an animation scrolls when triggered. You can animate elements when they scroll horizontally (along the x-axis) or vertically (along the y-axis).…
The CSS animation-range property lets you control how a view timeline animation works, setting exactly when and where the animation starts and stops. You can think of it as letting you pin the start and end of your animation to …
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