A grid is a structure, with a very rich history used to align negative space in your design.
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A grid is a structure, with a very rich history used to align negative space in your design.
Using a grid makes content appear to flow naturally on your page, and allows you to quickly adjust layouts without assigning specific sizes directly to content elements, letting you rapidly prototype and design your page.
diff --git a/server/documents/modules/transition.html.eco b/server/documents/modules/transition.html.eco
index 094fed8dc..3b43217a3 100755
--- a/server/documents/modules/transition.html.eco
+++ b/server/documents/modules/transition.html.eco
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ type : 'UI Module'
Transitions use similar argument shorthand as animate. You can specify callback functions, animation duration, and other settings using the same arguments. Durations can be specified as strings with css shorthand, or with numbers.
After the animation queue finishes for an element, its final visibility state is determined. If an animation is an outward transition, the final visibility status will be hidden. If an animation is inward the element will be visible after the animation finishes.
If an animation direction is not specified it will automatically be determined based on the elements current visibility. For no example, if the element is visible the animation "fade out" will be called, if the animation is not visible "fade in".
- $('.kitten.image')
+ $('.stick.image')
// fade up out is used if available
.transition('fade up')
// this is now fade up in
@@ -344,7 +344,7 @@ type : 'UI Module'
;
- $('.kitten.image')
+ $('.stick.image')
// if a direction if specified it will be obeyed
.transition('horizontal flip in')
.transition('vertical flip in')
@@ -354,7 +354,7 @@ type : 'UI Module'
Static Animations
Animations that do not have an in or out animation defined, will maintain their current visibility after running