Now I feel like I'm missing something obvious here - and apologies if I am - but move.js doesn't seem to support selecting multiple dom elements to apply an animation to? (i.e. supplying a '.someClass' selector, I'd assume would move all matches for that class, but it just moves the first match).
And the jquery example where we override the .select function, also returns a single JS Dom element.
At the moment I've got a function that loops through each instance of a matching dom element and applies the desired animation; but it feels a bit wrong.
madstt
commented
8 years ago
Hey guys,
Great project.
Now I feel like I'm missing something obvious here - and apologies if I am - but move.js doesn't seem to support selecting multiple dom elements to apply an animation to? (i.e. supplying a '.someClass' selector, I'd assume would move all matches for that class, but it just moves the first match).
And the jquery example where we override the .select function, also returns a single JS Dom element.
At the moment I've got a function that loops through each instance of a matching dom element and applies the desired animation; but it feels a bit wrong.
D.