• Plugin Author eleopard

    (@eleopard)


    You can create a word-by-word text animation using Animate It!
    Example: https://edsanimate.wpdevcloud.com/words-animation/

    Please note that this animation can be looped only once. Meaning the last text would stay.

    Please follow these steps:

    1. Create a sequence of animation one after the other.
    e.g. FadeIn enters and delay=0
    2nd FadeIn enters and delay=1
    3rd FadeIn enters and delay=2 etc.

    2. Go to text only view of the editor, and wrap all these aniamtions into a DIV, Give it a class (in this case, the class is “words-slideshow-wrapper”) and Save.

    Here’s an example block:

    <div class="words-slideshow-wrapper">
    	[edsanimate_start entry_animation_type= "fadeInDown" entry_delay= "1" entry_duration= "0.5" entry_timing= "linear" exit_animation_type= "" exit_delay= "0" exit_duration= "0.5" exit_timing= "linear" animation_repeat= "1" keep= "yes" animate_on= "load" scroll_offset= "" custom_css_class= ""]
    		DREAM 
    	[edsanimate_end]
    	[edsanimate_start entry_animation_type= "fadeInDown" entry_delay= "2" entry_duration= "0.5" entry_timing= "linear" exit_animation_type= "" exit_delay= "0" exit_duration= "0.5" exit_timing= "linear" animation_repeat= "1" keep= "yes" animate_on= "load" scroll_offset= "" custom_css_class= ""]
    		BIG, 
    	[edsanimate_end]
    	[edsanimate_start entry_animation_type= "fadeInDown" entry_delay= "3" entry_duration= "0.5" entry_timing= "linear" exit_animation_type= "" exit_delay= "0" exit_duration= "0.5" exit_timing= "linear" animation_repeat= "1" keep= "yes" animate_on= "load" scroll_offset= "" custom_css_class= ""]
    		START 
    	[edsanimate_end]
    	[edsanimate_start entry_animation_type= "fadeInDown" entry_delay= "4" entry_duration= "0.5" entry_timing= "linear" exit_animation_type= "" exit_delay= "0" exit_duration= "0.5" exit_timing= "linear" animation_repeat= "1" keep= "yes" animate_on= "load" scroll_offset= "" custom_css_class= ""]
    		SMALL.
    	[edsanimate_end]
    </div>

    3. In your WordPress backend, Add the following CSS in Settings > Animate It! > Custom CSS block (you can adjust the font size/style as per needed):

    .words-slideshow-wrapper {
    text-align: center;
    font-size: 42px;
    font-weight: bold;
    }
    
    .words-slideshow-wrapper br {
    display: none !important;
    }
    
    .words-slideshow-wrapper > .eds-animate {
    display: inline-block;
    }

    That’s it! This should add a nice Word by word animation in a sentence on your website.

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