Repeating Animations

Repeating animations are animations that will continue to play infinitely or for a set number of times after becoming visible on the page. You can also change how fast the animation goes, which can result in a quicker or slower looping animation. This feature is very useful to keep the publication 'alive', along with drawing attention to a specific area of the page.

Repeating animation types

Bounce: this will make the object bounce in the current position of the object.
Flash: this will make the object fade in and out of view.
Pulse: this will make the object grow bigger and smaller continuously, like a heartbeat.
Rotate: this will make the object spin in the current location. You can choose for it to spin clockwise or anticlockwise.
Rubber band: this will make the object seem squeezed and then released to its original shape with some bouncing to it.
Shake: this will make the object move from left to right in a continuous motion.
Swing: this will make the object swing from left to right in a continuous motion, with the anchor point being based in the top center.
Tada: this will make the object will scale up, then rotate rapidly from left to right (anchor point in the center), then scale back down again and repeat this.
Wobble: this will make the object shake from left to right in a partial arc path. Similar to shake.
Jello: this will make the object stretch from the top right to bottom left corners and then release to its original shape. Similar to rubber band, but pulling instead of pushing.

Updated on: 08/02/2023