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Semantic UI Transition

Semantic UI Transition is a component of Semantic UI that allows developers to apply smooth animations to HTML elements. It provides a simple syntax to add animations to different elements and supports a wide range of transitions.

Syntax

$('.ui.element').transition('animation', duration, callback);
  • ui.element refers to the HTML element you want to apply the animation to.
  • animation specifies the type of animation you want to use, such as 'fade', 'scale', 'slide', etc.
  • duration is the time in milliseconds that the animation will take.
  • callback is a function to be called after the animation is complete.

Use

Semantic UI Transition allows developers to add a professional touch to their websites by creating smooth and engaging animations. These animations can be used to highlight different elements on a webpage, show/hide certain elements on trigger events, and provide feedback to users that a process is running or completed.

Importance

Animations are an essential part of web design, as they can greatly improve user experience and engagement on a website. Semantic UI Transition provides an easy way to add these animations to a website and create a more polished and professional look.

Example

<div class="ui segment">
  <h3 class="ui header">Click me to see the animation</h3>
  <p>This is a hidden paragraph.</p>
</div>

$('.ui.header').click(function() {
  $('.ui.segment p').transition('fade');
});

This example adds a 'fade' animation to a paragraph element when a user clicks on a header element.

Summary

Semantic UI Transition allows you to easily add animations to HTML elements, improving the look and feel of your website. With its simple syntax and wide range of transitions, this component is an essential tool for creating engaging and dynamic websites.

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