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Motion UI | A Sass library for creating flexible UI transitions and animations. |
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Motion UI is a standalone library that powers the transition effects used in a number of Foundation components, including Toggler, Reveal, and Orbit.
Installing
Motion UI is already included in both starter projects. If you want to add it to an existing project, follow these steps.
First, install the library with npm or Bower.
npm install motion-ui --save-dev
bower install motion-ui --save-dev
Next, add the path [modules_folder]/motion-ui/src
to your Sass compiler's import path list. Here's what you would add in Compass, via config.rb
:
add_import_path 'node_modules/motion-ui/src'
Here's how it works using gulp-sass:
gulp.src('./src/scss/app.scss')
.pipe(sass({
includePaths: ['node_modules/motion-ui/src']
}));
Finally, import the library into your Sass file and include the mixins.
@import 'motion-ui'
@include motion-ui-transitions;
@include motion-ui-animations;
Or, another way to start using Motion UI is through a CDN.
<!-- Insert this within your head tag and after foundation.css -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/motion-ui@1.2.3/dist/motion-ui.min.css" />
Usage in Components
Various Foundation components provide options for to use Motion UI animations when changing state. Here are the options for each plugin that support Motion UI:
- Orbit:
data-animate
- Reveal:
data-animation-in
,data-animation-out
- Toggler:
data-animate
- Responsive Toggler:
data-animate
For example, here are two instances of Toggler—one using fade classes (.fade-in
and .fade-out
), and one using slide classes (.slide-in-down
and .slide-out-up
). See all availaible classes in build-in transitions below.
<div data-toggler data-animate="fade-in fade-out" class="callout secondary">
<p>This panel fades.</p>
</div>
<div data-toggler data-animate="slide-in-down slide-out-up" class="callout secondary">
<p>This panel slides.</p>
</div>
FadeSlide
This panel fades.
This panel slides.
Built-in Transitions
Motion UI includes more than two dozen built-in transition classes. They can be enabled by adding this line to your Sass file, after you've imported the library:
@include motion-ui-transitions;
Custom Transitions
Custom transition classes can be made using Motion UI's mixin library. Here's an example of a custom hinge. Refer to Motion UI's transition documentation to learn more.
@include mui-hinge(
$state: in,
$from: top,
$turn-origin: from-back,
$duration: 0.5s,
$timing: easeInOut
);
Animation
You can use the same five transition effects to create CSS animations as well. The library also allows you to create series effects, with animations on multiple elements happening in a queue. Refer to Motion UI's animation documentation to learn more.
Play Animation
JavaScript Reference
Motion UI includes a tiny JavaScript utility that will work anywhere as long as jQuery is loaded. However, Foundation 6 includes a customized version of this code that is included in js/foundation.util.motion.js
. If you are using the Foundation version of this utility, and you wish to animate your own elements, trigger it this way:
var elem = $('#elem-to-animate');
Foundation.Motion.animateIn(elem, animationClass [, callback]);
Foundation.Motion.animateOut(elem, animationClass [, callback]);
The callback is optional in this case, and will fire when the animation is complete.
Please note that the duration/animation speed for Motion UI animations are controlled via Sass mixin variables. The JavaScript handles the addition and removal of classes and event listener/callback firing only.
If you are individually including your `