Answer by Lewis Cortright for Fade in element by setting opacity with Javascript
document.querySelector('.open-1_1').onclick = function () { document.getElementById('about-frame').style.display = 'block'; const about = document.getElementById('about'); let fade = setInterval(()...
View ArticleAnswer by Ashvin Pal for Fade in element by setting opacity with Javascript
I tried Mr.Wayne's code, it's beautifully written, but I was trying to fade a lot of things at the same time and I could see my browser slowing down using his code. After trying a few options I came up...
View ArticleAnswer by Trung for Fade in element by setting opacity with Javascript
main = $('#main');opacity = 0;setOpacity(main) { if (this.opacity > 1) { main.css('opacity', 1); return; } setTimeout(() => { opacity += 0.2; main.css('opacity', opacity); setOpacity(main); },...
View ArticleAnswer by Wayne Smith for Fade in element by setting opacity with Javascript
This for loop is not on a delay, it sets ten timeouts to take place in 100 miliseconds.for (opacity = 0; opacity < 1.1; opacity = opacity + 0.1) {...
View ArticleFade in element by setting opacity with Javascript
I have decided to create a fade in animation effect using vanilla javascript.This is the code for my fade in effect:document.querySelector('.open-1_1').onclick = function() {...
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