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jQuery AniView is a minimal (~1KB) jQuery plugin that allows you to add animations to your
webpages with nothing more than a class identifier and a single data attribute. There are also a couple of optional... options.<br><br>Scroll down to see how it works!
<td>animateThreshold</td><td>int</td><td>+ve numbers delay the animation sequence until the specified number pixels have come into view. -ve numbers will trigger the animation sequence prior to the element coming into view.</td><td>0</td>
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<td>scrollPollInterval</td><td>int</td><td>The frequency at which the user scrolling is 'polled' i.e. tested. This is in milliseconds (ms) and is an extension jQuery's in-built 'scroll' event/handler.</td><td>20</td>
As you scroll down the page, each animation is triggered when the threshold is met.
i.e. when it comes into view by way of the bottom of the user's screen (viewport).
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Since it uses the freakin awesome <atarget="_blank" href="https://daneden.github.io/animate.css/"><spanclass="animatecss-link">animate.css</span></a> -
it supports all of the same animations that <em>it</em> does.
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All you have to do is simply declare what you want to use via the <em>av-animation</em> attribute.