CSS scroll-driven scroll-snapping animations
Currently only works on Chrome desktop
A polyfill is included for other browsers, but it's iffy.
These last couple of years have really been it for CSS. This cold, dead heart may be resurrecting.
Some section transitions I made while learning about scroll-driven animations. This is a flaky layout, not very practical (especially not the backwards scroll), but sometimes you need to have fun.
Oddly enough, the thing that took the most time concerning this demo was the dang shape-outside (text floating around image), which Chrome treats in the most bizarre and frustrating way possible. It involved me trying to center a floating element without using any of the following (all discovered painfully, one at a time): flexbox, grid, display: inline-block, display: table, translate, position top/bottom, negative margins. I finally gave up.
- Animate elements on scroll with scroll-driven animations
- CSS scroll-driven animations
- Polyfill
css, scroll, scrolling, snap, animation
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