Some CSS classes to move your DOM! Live Demo
I had to do a shake-animation for a big project. I did it in vanilla CSS at the begining.
After finish it I discover this cool jQuery plugin by @jackrugile
Then I started to think in made this little CSS project
Just include the CSS file
<link type="text/css" href="csshake.css">and call the diffetent classes on the DOM element you want to shake...
<div class="shake"></div>
<div class="shake shake-hard"></div>
<div class="shake shake-slow"></div>
<div class="shake shake-little"></div>
<div class="shake shake-horizontal"></div>
<div class="shake shake.vertical"></div>
<div class="shake shake-rotate"></div>
<div class="shake shake-opacity"></div>
<div class="shake shake-crazy"></div>you could also add these classes to control the animation-play-state
.freeze, .shake-constant & .hover-stop
You could customize the SASS @mixins to create new shaking animations, yeah!
Editing_mixins.scss
@include shake($x, $y, $rot, $name, $steps, $opacity);where
$x & $y: pixels to move on the X and Y axis,
$rot: deg to rotate,
$name: the name assigned to those parameters,
$steps: adjust the animation loop (i.e 10 makes an animation in steps of 10%),
$opacity: true/false to add opacity animation
for example:
@include shake(40px, 40px, 20deg, 'shake-crazy', 10, true);
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Editing _shake.scss
@include animation($name, $dur, $iter, $tim, $del);
where $name: animation-name,
$dur: animation-duration,
$iter: animation-iteration-count,
$tim: animation-timing-function,
$del: animation-delay
for example:
@include animation(shake-slow, 5s);
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Attention: you have to use the random() function to compile Sass files.
You could read how to implement it here or here or here mucho more information.
And remember that there isn't -prefixes on the main code. Hoping that one day we won't need it.
In the demo page I use the magic prefixfree
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Made with ♥ by @elrumordelaluz, using Sass.In the Demo page I used prefixfree and Prism.js both by Lea Verou and One page scroll plugin by @peachananr