jQuery animate a -webkit-transform
Solution 1
Use a text-indent
and it will work. Example:
$(".test").animate({ textIndent: 100 }, {
step: function(now,fx) {
$(this).css('-webkit-transform',"translate3d(0px, " + now + "px, 0px)");
},
duration:'slow'
},'linear');
Also, you can remove scale(1)
from -webkit-transform
.
To avoid changing of a useful property you can give any property there. See the example bellow:
$(".test").animate({ whyNotToUseANonExistingProperty: 100 }, {
step: function(now,fx) {
$(this).css('-webkit-transform',"translate3d(0px, " + now + "px, 0px)");
},
duration:'slow'
},'linear');
And because I am a Firefox fan, please implement Firefox compatibility too adding this line, like here:
$(this).css('-moz-transform',"translate3d(0px, " + now + "px, 0px)");
Solution 2
I think that you may be trying to animate a property that jQuery does not natively support, your best bet is probably to use a plugin such as this: http://ricostacruz.com/jquery.transit/
Instead of then using the .animate function you would use .transition such as follows:
$("#main-nav").transition({ "-webkit-transform": "translate3d(0px, " + e + "px, 0px) scale(1)" });
Solution 3
I do this by animating an arbitrary value then using the step
callback to apply some CSS which I have written into a simple method. Perhaps some experts can chime in on why this is good or bad, but it works for me and doesn't force me to install any additional plugins. Here's an example.
In this example I apply a 100px transform then reduce it to 0 using the jQuery .animate()
method.
var $elem
, applyEffect
;
$elem = $('.some_elements');
applyEffect = function ($e, v) {
$e.css({
'-webkit-transform': 'translate3d(0px, ' +String(v)+ 'px, 0px)'
, '-moz-transform': 'translate3d(0px, ' +String(v)+ 'px, 0px)'
, 'transform': 'translate3d(0px, ' +String(v)+ 'px, 0px)'
});
};
applyEffect($elem, 100);
$elem.animate({
foo: 100
}, {
duration: 1000
, step: function (v) {
applyEffect($elem, 100 - v);
}
}
);
Admin
Updated on July 27, 2022Comments
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Admin almost 2 years
Is it possible to use jQuery to animate a webkit translate3d?
I read that when using the animate property of jQuery that you must camel case the css properties but in the case of the translate3d this doesn't seem to work.
I have the following code that I would like to animate instead of it just happening immediately?
$("#main-nav").css('-webkit-transform', "translate3d(0px, " + e + "px, 0px) scale(1)");
For clarification "e" is a variable that is passed to a function that my above code is run from.
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Ionică Bizău almost 11 yearsThis can be done only with jQuery natively support. See my answer.
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Apqu almost 11 years@John Interesting answer, you learn something new every day +1 ;-)
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A. Wolff almost 11 yearstext-indent here is what is animate, firing then the step callback. I'll suggest to use instead opacity as it doesn't really change expected behaviour of animation if animated element content other elements: jsfiddle.net/xXWYW/2
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Admin almost 11 yearsThanks for your answer and supporting comments guys, I've managed to get it to work using your JSFiddles as the basis A***
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Ionică Bizău almost 11 years@user2440843, you are welcome. We are learning here too, helping others. :-)
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eug over 10 yearsJust a note: jquery.transit uses CSS transitions which may not be supported on your target devices
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Liam Shalon almost 10 yearsI wasn't able to get the duration, or delay to work... do you have any reasaons why? Here is my code - $("#wheel").animate({ textIndent: 100 }, { step: function(now,fx) { $(this).css('-webkit-transform',"rotate(0deg)"); },duration:'slow'}, 'swing');
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Ionică Bizău almost 10 years@LiamShalon You have a syntax error and you don't use
now
parameter to animate the elemenent. This should work:$("#wheel").animate({ textIndent: 100 }, { step: function(now,fx) { $(this).css('-webkit-transform',"rotate(" + now + "deg)"); }, duration:'slow'}, 'swing');
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rb- over 9 yearsI don't find this answer sufficient because it limits you to using
text-indent
. There are cases where a CSS property which is not natively supported must be used and cannot be substituted with one that is. -
Peter Zhu about 9 years@A.Wolff I quite not understand why the nonExistProperty should work while I delete the nonExistProperty and it never work again. Can you give a deep explaination?