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This specification introduces a DOM API and associated CSS features that allow developers to create animated visual transitions, called view transitions between different states of a document, or between distinct same-origin documents.
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This specification introduces a DOM API and associated CSS features that allow developers to create animated visual transitions, called view transitions between different states of a document or an element, or between distinct same-origin documents.
Sharing styles between view transition pseudo-elements, a way to declare a style once, and use it for multiple view transition pseudo-elements. This includes the view-transition-class property, and additions to named pseudo-elements
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`§ 視野~付き~view遷移@#scoped-vt$
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~DOM下位treeが成す視野の中で~view遷移を遂行するための仕方。
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Scoped view transitions, a way to perform view transitions within the scope of a DOM subtree.
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By default, element.startViewTransition() and document.startViewTransition() create a view transition consisting of a cross-fade of the entire root element between the two DOM states.
By default, document.startViewTransition() creates a view transition consisting of a page-wide cross-fade between the two DOM states. Developers can also choose which elements are captured independently using the view-transition-name CSS property, allowing these to be animated independently of the rest of the page. Since the transitional state (where both old and new visual captures exist) is represented as pseudo-elements, developers can customize each transition using familiar features such as CSS Animations and Web Animations.
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Developers can instead choose which descendant elements are captured independently using the view-transition-name CSS property, allowing these to be animated independently of the rest of the page. Since the transitional state (where both old and new visual captures exist) is represented as pseudo-elements, developers can customize each transition using familiar features such as CSS Animations and Web Animations.
Developer calls document.startViewTransition(updateCallback), which returns a ViewTransition, viewTransition.
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Developer calls document.startViewTransition(updateCallback) or element.startViewTransition(updateCallback), which returns a ViewTransition, viewTransition.
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