Is there a way to apply the same page load animation to multiple full page photographs at different intervals in Webflow without duplicating the animation and adding delays?
Yes, there is a way to apply the same page load animation to multiple full-page photographs at different intervals in Webflow without duplicating the animation and adding delays. You can achieve this by using Webflow's powerful Interactions feature. Here's how you can do it:
Select the first full-page photograph element on your page that you want to animate.
Go to the Interactions panel in Webflow and create a new interaction.
Choose the trigger for the interaction. In this case, you can select the "Page Load" trigger.
Set up the animation for the first photograph element. You can choose from a variety of available animation options like fade in, slide in, scale up, etc. Customize the animation as per your requirements.
Once you've set up the animation for the first photograph element, go to the Navigator panel on the left and give a unique class name to the first photograph element. This will help you target this specific element later.
Now, select the second full-page photograph element on your page that you want to animate.
Go to the Interactions panel and click on the "New Interaction" button. This time, instead of choosing the "Page Load" trigger, select the "Affect different element" trigger.
In the "Affect different element" trigger settings, choose the same class name that you used for the first photograph element. This will ensure that the interaction is applied to both elements.
Set up the animation for the second photograph element, similar to how you did for the first element.
Repeat these steps for any additional photograph elements you want to animate, making sure to choose the same class name for each element.
By following these steps, you will be able to apply the same page load animation to multiple full-page photographs at different intervals without duplicating the animation and adding delays. This approach helps keep your code clean and efficient.
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