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Steps() in CSS Animations - Clock
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div
class
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"contain-animation"
>
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div
class
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"contain-clock"
>
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body
{
background
:
#8fd5d5
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A clock is ideal for demonstrating steps(). We need the clock’s hands to rotate, but not in smooth and continuous movements. Using steps() will allow us to create a motion mimicking that of hands on a real clock.
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Great example. Love it!
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Dan Dvoracek
9 years ago
Nice ... !
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Umar Mughal
9 years ago
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Avan C.
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