Copy one of the codes below and paste it into the content section as a Widget/HTML module to activate the global animation effects.
The animations will be applied to all Jimdo modules of content section.
It is not considered best practice to implement global animations throughout the entire website, particularly if they are added to the footer. This can potentially create a negative user experience and decrease overall performance. It would be more beneficial to only apply animations to specific elements or sections as necessary
You can manually apply animation effects to individual widgets by wrapping any elements in custom animation classes, like this:
<div class="wow animate__animated animate__fadeInUp">
<h3> This is an animated heading. </h3>
</div>
Most popular animations effects:
All available classes can be found on the official Animate.css website.
Utility classes
You can add delays directly on the element's class attribute, just like this:
<div class="wow animate__animated animate__delay-2s animate__slideInUp">
<h3> This is an animated heading. </h3>
</div>
You can control the speed of the animation by adding these classes, as below:
<div class="wow animate__animated animate__fast animate__slideInUp">
<h3> This is an animated heading. </h3>
</div>
Since Animate.css comes with the Wow.js plugin, you can use data attributes for customizations, like this:
<div class="wow animate__animated animate__slideInUp" data-wow-duration="0.2s" data-wow-delay="0.5s">
<h3> This is an animated heading. </h3>
</div>
The folded animations come with Wow.js and allow you to create a folded effect for images or entire widget blocks.
All you need to do is apply the appropriate class: for example, wow is-folded-left-img for an image folded effect, or wow is-folded-left for the entire widget block, which can contain text or any other elements:
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<div class="col-6 wow is-folded-left-img">
<img class="is-img is-rel" srcset="https://u.jimcdn.com/cms/o/s758c0057fdaf08b1/userlayout/img/5reasons.jpg?t=1696715613" alt="Matrix Themes" />
</div>
All available options:
The custom animations and folded effects mentioned above demonstrate how to apply them to 'Widget/HTML' elements, which you can directly edit. However, for default Jimdo elements, such as the 'Photo' or 'Text with Photo' modules, you can use the same animations by adding the appropriate classes within a variable tag.
To begin, display your image inside the 'Columns' module. Then, within the same column, add another 'Widget/HTML' module, like this:
<var>wow is-folded-left-img</var>
<var>wow animate__animated animate__fadeInUp</var>
Please note that when adding custom tag animations, the effects will apply to the entire module's columns. To apply individual animations to each column separately, you should use the <ins> tag instead of the <var> tag, adding it to each column.
Based on the Enllax.js plugin, with additional direction and effect options, you can apply a parallax scrolling effect to any element using different data attributes, like this:
<div class="col-6 resp-img">
<img src="https://u.jimcdn.com/cms/o/sa58ac84176c7327c/userlayout/img/m-stock-05.jpg" alt="Matrix Themes" data-enllax-ratio=".2" data-enllax-type="foreground" />
</div>
To allow scrolling element to move with different speed, just use a data attribute with a numeric value as a multiplier for scrolling speed. Less is slower, and 1 is normal. Here's an example:
<div data-enllax-ratio="0.5">...</div>
All options
Premade block sections with different scrolling effects
Use the class 'anim-up-down' as Alt TEXT for a single Jimdo image while the option with the variables will allows you to animate the whole column.
<var> anim-up-down </var>
<var> anim-left-right </var>