Animate Your Content

The animate your content plugin makes it possible to animate existing html by placing shortcodes around content. Watch Some EXAMPLES Here With Code Samples Features

• fly blocks from the left/right/top/bottom of your screen
• different bouncing effects can be configured
• rotate a block of text and/or images with any rotation angle
• set total elapsed time of animation per animation element
• set delay from start per animation element
• set animation effects on container element, any nested elements will inherit the effects from the container.
• set 'delay_increment' on animation set, which automatically adds an incremental delay on any child elements

1. Install and activate this plugin
2. Place shortcodes in your content as described below.

To get started, look at the examples with code samples on my site. Shortcode Installation Example [animation-set style="" class="" id="" ] [animation-element] .. your content here .. [/animation-element] [animation-element] .. your content here .. [/animation-element] [/animation-set] HTML shortcode attributes Any attributes placed on an animation-set will be automatically applied to any nested animation-elements. It is however possible to override an animation-set attribute per animation-element. The html attributes style and class can be used on both animation-set and animation-element. The id attribute can only be used on an animation-set. Animation shortcode attributes

• effect : one of ( slide_from_left , slide_from_right , slide_from_top , slide_from_bottom , fade_in , rotate ). No default and thus a required field.
• time : the total elapsed time of the animation in seconds. Fractions are allowed. Default is 2.0 seconds.
• delay : the delay in seconds (fractions allowed) after which the animation must start. Default is 0.
• rotation : rotation angle in degrees. Example: 360. Only used for effect rotate.
• ease : defines the method used to make a block of content bounce against the far edge of the animation. Possible values are described on this page. Examples are 'Bounce.easeIn', 'Cubic.easeOut', 'Elastic.easeInOut', etc.
• delay_increment : this attribute is only allowed on an animation-set element. It defines the incremental delay in seconds (fractions allowed) that must be added to each subsequent child animation-element. The default value is 0.

Example

• Text flying in from the top, left, right and bottom of the screen.
• Each animation takes 3 seconds. [animation-set ease="Bounce.easeIn" time="3"] [animation-element effect="slide_from_top"]Hello World (from top)![/animation-element] [animation-element effect="slide_from_left"]Hello World (from left)![/animation-element] [animation-element effect="slide_from_right"]Hello World (from right)![/animation-element] [animation-element effect="slide_from_bottom"]Hello World (from bottom)![/animation-element] [/animation-set]

Example

• Images flying in from the left, with half a sec delay in between.
• Each animation takes 1.5 seconds.
• The container DIV gets a css class attribute for custom styling purposes.

[animation-set effect="slide_from_left" time="1.5" ease="Bounce.easeIn" delay_increment="0.5" class="myCssClass"] [animation-element][/animation-element] [animation-element][/animation-element] [animation-element][/animation-element] [animation-element][/animation-element] [/animation-set] Example

• Text rotates 360 degrees in 1.5 seconds. [animation-set effect="rotate" time="1.5" rotation="360"] [animation-element]Hello World[/animation-element] [/animation-set]

Example

• Fade in the page title and afterwards, fade in the content below the title
• Total animation time is 1.5 seconds [animation-set effect="fade_in"] [animation-element time="1.5"] My Page Title[/animation-element] [animation-element time="1.5" delay="1.5"]

Here is some more content that will be faded in later Enjoy [/animation-element] [/animation-set]