A collection of CSS3 powered hover effects to be applied to links, buttons, logos, SVG, featured images and so on. Easily apply to your own elements, modify or just use for inspiration. Available in CSS, Sass, and LESS.
I know the project is in low maintenance mode, but if you ever get to polish
it up again at some point in the future, could you add some more explanations
about some of the CSS effects?
This does not necessarily need to be in the main README file; it is ok to
add it elsewhere, be it on the wiki, or examples/ or doc/ - and link to that
from the main README.
Specifically - which explains the use case of this issue - I am wondering
about the "rotate" effect. Right now it tilts a bit to the right. I wonder
if it is possible to change it to the left. I assume so (I haven't looked at
the CSS yet), but I sometimes make mistakes, so having a short
one-liner example to demonstrate how to tilt to the left, would be
useful, IMO. That's just one example I can think of right now, perhaps
some more effects (the non-trivial ones) need more examples. Most
effects such as grow and shrink are super easy to understand.
Hey there Ian,
I know the project is in low maintenance mode, but if you ever get to polish it up again at some point in the future, could you add some more explanations about some of the CSS effects?
This does not necessarily need to be in the main README file; it is ok to add it elsewhere, be it on the wiki, or examples/ or doc/ - and link to that from the main README.
Specifically - which explains the use case of this issue - I am wondering about the "rotate" effect. Right now it tilts a bit to the right. I wonder if it is possible to change it to the left. I assume so (I haven't looked at the CSS yet), but I sometimes make mistakes, so having a short one-liner example to demonstrate how to tilt to the left, would be useful, IMO. That's just one example I can think of right now, perhaps some more effects (the non-trivial ones) need more examples. Most effects such as grow and shrink are super easy to understand.