Bootstrap button classes are supported, pure css animation
hover-on.css has creative animations and transitions for your projects. It's great to make your buttons look awesome.
$ npm install hover-on
To use hover-on.css in your website, just add the stylesheet into your document's <head>, add the appropriate class to the button. That's it! You've got a animated button. Cool!
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="hover-on.css">
</head>or Import the scss file in your main sass file.
@import "~hover-on/source/hover-on.scss";or use a CDN version by jsDelivr
<head>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/hover-on/hover-on.css">
</head>| Class Name | ||
|---|---|---|
both-line |
bottom-line |
top-line |
fill-left |
fill-right |
fill-top |
fill-bottom |
fill-both |
fill-both2 |
fill-skew-left |
fill-skew-right |
shine |
grow |
shrink |
pulse |
pulse-grow |
pulse-shrink |
push |
pop |
bounce-in |
bounce-out |
rotate |
rotate-grow |
float |
sink |
bob |
hang |
skew |
wobble-skew |
forward |
backward |
shadow |
For example:
<button class="btn fill-bottom-warning">Warning</button>In the above example btn is from bootstrap classes and fill-bottom-warning is from the hover-on.
Important! It's necessary to suffix the class name with bootstrap color name like fill-both-primary. You don't need to add any suffix in 2d animation classes which are pop, push, float etc.