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CSS logo marquee 1. bake the offset into your @keyframes 2. set animation-delay based on duration + item count @keyframes show { 0%, 73% { translate: -10px 30px; } 76%, 97% { translate: 0 0; } 100% { translate: 10px -30px; } } no need for JavaScript 🤙

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jhey ▲🐻🎈1 год назад

prompted by the logo marquee over on had to have a go at building a configurable one for myself with custom properties 🤓 the one over there doesn't overlap the same but love the aberration effect 👏

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Sulamita Ivanov1 год назад

It’s like you have an infinite amount of ideas. This is so cool!

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jhey ▲🐻🎈1 год назад

this one had been buggin' me then saw a marquee effect elsewhere and thought "that's it, have to build one my way" 😅

Фото профиля Ali Heib

Ali Heib1 год назад

Nice trick! Make sure to use transform for better performance. Keep rocking those animations!

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jhey ▲🐻🎈1 год назад

you know individual transform properties (translate, rotate, scale) are composited, right? might be worth checkin' this DevTools feature out 🤙

Фото профиля Henry Gillis

Henry Gillis1 год назад

Thanks for sharing these tips! Really helpful

Фото профиля Jassi Singh

Jassi Singh1 год назад

Bruhh, I was looking for something like this. Thanks 🫂

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The Teleporter1 год назад

Nice

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Reuben Tech 👨‍💻1 год назад

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