问题

I'm trying to add a transition effect when switching between projects. This code currently works, but I'd rather have something like having a fade effect when switching projects. Is this possible?

Here is a jsfiddle if that helps at all. Thanks!

My code:

HTML

<body>
  <div id="proj_name"></div>
  <div id="proj_description"></div>
  <img id="proj_img" src=""><br>
  <button id="proj_switcher">Next Project</button>
</body>

JavaScript

/**
 * Constructor function for Projects
 */
function Project(name, description, img) {
  this.name = name;
  this.description = description;
  this.img = img;
}

// An array containing all the projects with their information
var projects = [
  new Project('Project 1', 'Project 1 Description', 'http://bit.ly/1E0IzpX'),
  new Project('Project 2', 'Project 2 Description', 'http://bit.ly/1FHLGOt'),
  new Project('Project 3', 'Project 3 Description', 'http://bit.ly/1H5wRt7'),
  new Project('Project 4', 'Project 4 Description', 'http://bit.ly/1ECIQht'),
  new Project('Project 5', 'Project 5 Description', 'http://bit.ly/1CYeY9F')
];

// Cacheing HTML elements
var projName   = document.querySelector('#proj_name');
var projDescr  = document.querySelector('#proj_description');
var projImg    = document.querySelector('#proj_img');
var projButton = document.querySelector('#proj_switcher');

// Index of the current project being displayed
var projIndex = 0;

projButton.addEventListener('click', function() {
  projName.innerHTML = projects[projIndex].name;
  projDescr.innerHTML = projects[projIndex].description;
  projImg.src = projects[projIndex].img;
  projImg.style.width = '250px';
  projImg.style.height = '150px';

  projIndex = (projIndex + 1) % projects.length;
});

回答1:

You can easily do that using a CSS transition. First you turn the opacity of the fields to 0, and then you replace the content and you make the fields appear again.

For doing this, first you wrap the project fields:

<body>
  <div id="project"></div>
     <div id="proj_name"></div>
     <div id="proj_description"></div>
     <img id="proj_img" src=""><br>
  </div>
  <button id="proj_switcher">Next Project</button>
</body>

Add the following CSS code:

<style>
#project {
   -webkit-transition: opacity .5s ease-in-out;
   -moz-transition: opacity .5s ease-in-out;
   -ms-transition: opacity .5s ease-in-out;
   -o-transition: opacity .5s ease-in-out;
   transition: opacity .5s ease-in-out;
}
</style>

And then, add before the change:

var project = document.querySelector('#project');
project.style.opacity = 0;

And after it:

project.style.opacity = 1;

The final javascript would be:

/**
 * Constructor function for Projects
 */
function Project(name, description, img) {
  this.name = name;
  this.description = description;
  this.img = img;
}

// An array containing all the projects with their information
var projects = [
  new Project('Project 1', 'Project 1 Description', 'http://bit.ly/1E0IzpX'),
  new Project('Project 2', 'Project 2 Description', 'http://bit.ly/1FHLGOt'),
  new Project('Project 3', 'Project 3 Description', 'http://bit.ly/1H5wRt7'),
  new Project('Project 4', 'Project 4 Description', 'http://bit.ly/1ECIQht'),
  new Project('Project 5', 'Project 5 Description', 'http://bit.ly/1CYeY9F')
];

// Cacheing HTML elements
var project = document.querySelector('#project');
var projName   = document.querySelector('#proj_name');
var projDescr  = document.querySelector('#proj_description');
var projImg    = document.querySelector('#proj_img');
var projButton = document.querySelector('#proj_switcher');

// Index of the current project being displayed
var projIndex = 0;

projButton.addEventListener('click', function() {
  // Fade out
  project.style.opacity = 0;

  // Wait for the transition 
  setTimeout(function(){ 
      // Load new content
      projName.innerHTML = projects[projIndex].name;
      projDescr.innerHTML = projects[projIndex].description;
      projImg.src = projects[projIndex].img;
      projImg.style.width = '250px';
      projImg.style.height = '150px';
      projIndex = (projIndex + 1) % projects.length;
      // Fade in
      project.style.opacity = 1;
  },500);
});

You can try it here: https://jsfiddle.net/9c4mx7p9/

EDIT

Version with CSS classes: https://jsfiddle.net/y4p1y0ch/

回答2:

This seems like a great opportunity for me to present to you the ever awesome GreenSock Animation Platform (or GSAP in short).

GSAP is arguably the most respected animation platform out there for Flash and JavaScript developers alike. Head over to their website for more information about this tool-set.

On to codes. Assuming that you have added TweenMax in your HTML:

var objectsToAnimate=[projName, projDescr, projImg];
var duration=.4;

projImg.style.width = '250px';
projImg.style.height = '150px';

projButton.addEventListener('click', function() {
    TweenMax.to(objectsToAnimate, duration, {opacity:0, ease:Power4.easeIn, onComplete:function(){
        projName.innerHTML = projects[projIndex].name;
        projDescr.innerHTML = projects[projIndex].description;
        projImg.src = projects[projIndex].img;        
        projIndex = (projIndex + 1) % projects.length;
        TweenMax.to(objectsToAnimate, duration, {opacity:1, ease:Power4.easeOut});
    }});
});

Take a look at this jsFiddle I forked from yours.

P.S. I am not affiliated with this project in any way. I am just a big fan of this library and have been using it in my projects for as long as I have been coding professionally. :)

回答3:

This is an answer without using wrapping. Suppose I have to replace element with repID with pagID, where repID element dims for 0.5sec and padID element becomes opaque for the next 0.5 sec, then it can be done using the following code in CSS,

#repIdName{
transition: opacity .5s ease-in-out;}

and the following in JavaScript

function replaceID(repId,pagID){
var mainContent = document.getElementById(repID);
var homeContent = document.getElementById(pagID).innerHTML;
mainContent.style.opacity = 0;
window.setTimeout(function () {
                                mainContent.innerHTML = homeContent;
                                console.log(pagID+"opened");
                                mainContent.style.opacity = 1;
                                },500);}

in HTML the function calling would be somewhat like this

<a href="#"onclick="replaceID('repIdName','pagIdName)">

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29640486/is-there-any-way-to-have-a-transition-effect-when-changing-the-innerhtml

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Is there any way to have a transition effect when changing the innerHTML?

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