How to add an animated highlight mask on a heading or paragraph in a WordPress site?
CSS Hero allows you to build incredible animations, by using CSS and JS.
Today we’re gonna show you how to the CSS Hero Javascript editor, to generate a catchy annotation animation.
For those of you who don’t know, since version number 5, CSS Hero includes a very powerful javascript editor.
The name of the javascript library that I will use for this tutorial is called Rough Notation.
Rough Notation is small JavaScript library to create and animate annotations on a web page.
Watch the video:
— Resources used in this video —
1.Rough Notation
Rough Notation site and demos – https://roughnotation.com/
Github link and doc – https://github.com/rough-stuff/rough-notation
This is a very small JavaScript library to create and animate annotations on a web page.
Elements can be annotated in a number of different styles such as:
– Underline (Creating a sketchy underline below an element).
– Box (This style will draw a box around the element)
– Circle (Draw a circle around the CSS element)
– Highlight ( Creates a highlight effect as if marked by a highlighter, this is example in this video)
– Strike-Through (Draw a hand-drawn line through an element creating a stroke-through
effect.)
– Crossed-Off (use a crossed-off effect on an element.)
– Brackets (Create a hand-drawn bracket around a block like a paragraph of text on one or multiple sides of the block)
– Multiple lines (Ability to annotate inline content that can span multiple lines)
Please note that The Animation duration and delay can be configured, or just turned off.
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3. JavaScript Code used in this example
You can copy and paste the code below that we’ve used in this example:
One more JS example is available. This example shows the Annotation Group:
This provides a way to order the animation of annotations by creating an
annotation-group, just pass the list of annotations to create a group. When show()
is called on the group, the annotations are animated in order.
