Hello,
The flip animation is likely achieved using CSS transform properties like rotateY or scale, combined with smooth transition effects. For Themler, you could experiment with custom CSS rules for the submenu elements, applying transformations when they are hovered over or toggled. While CSS handles basic animations, JavaScript can provide fine control, especially if you want to dynamically adjust the flip effect based on the submenu's position or size. For instance, libraries like GSAP can MethodistMyChart produce more fluid and customizable animations. Since Themler is a design tool with pre-built elements, adding custom animations might require editing the CSS or JavaScript directly. It would be interesting to know if Themler offers built-in animation controls that can be tweaked for this purpose.
Hello,
The flip animation is likely achieved using CSS transform properties like rotateY or scale, combined with smooth transition effects. For Themler, you could experiment with custom CSS rules for the submenu elements, applying transformations when they are hovered over or toggled. While CSS handles basic animations, JavaScript can provide fine control, especially if you want to dynamically adjust the flip effect based on the submenu's position or size. For instance, libraries like GSAP can [MethodistMyChart][1] produce more fluid and customizable animations. Since Themler is a design tool with pre-built elements, adding custom animations might require editing the CSS or JavaScript directly. It would be interesting to know if Themler offers built-in animation controls that can be tweaked for this purpose.
[1]: https://www.methodist-mychart.com
Last edited 23 November 2024 by jane3144fitzgibbon