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Effects
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Opacity
The Opacity
property lets you specify the amount of opacity or transparency to apply to an element.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Find the Opacity property
- Enter the desired opacity value
Select a block
Open the block inspector
Navigate to the advanced tab
Open the Effects panel
Find the Opacity property
Click on Reset
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Mix Blend Mode
The Mix Blend Mode
property defines how the block should blend with the background.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Find the Mix Blend Mode property
- Select the desired value from the dropdown
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Find the Opacity property
- Select the Normal value from the dropdown
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Transitions
Transitions are used to control the animation speed of CSS elements that change so that no abrupt movements disturb the visiting user.
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Transition Duration
The Transition Duration
property defines how long the transition lasts.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Transitions
icon
- Find the Duration property
- Enter the desired transition duration value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Transitions
icon
- Find the Duration property
- Click on Reset
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Transition Delay
The Transition Delay
property defines how long the transition will be paused before starting.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Transitions
icon
- Find the Delay property
- Enter the desired transition delay value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Transitions
icon
- Find the Delay property
- Click on Reset
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Transition Property
The Transition Property
property defines which properties will be affected by the transition.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Transitions
icon
- Find the Property property
- Enter the desired transition property value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Transitions
icon
- Find the Property property
- Click on Reset
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Transition Timing
The Transition Timing
property allows you to specify how quickly the transition progresses during its execution.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Transitions
icon
- Find the Timing property
- Select the desired option from the dropdown
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Transitions
icon
- Find the Timing property
- Select None from the dropdown
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Animation
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Animation Duration
The Animation Duration
property defines how long the animation lasts.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Duration property
- Enter the desired animation duration value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Duration property
- Click on Reset
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Animation Delay
The Animation Delay
property defines how long the transition will be paused before starting. The animation is only delayed on its first iteration.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Delay property
- Enter the desired animation delay value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Delay property
- Click on Reset
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Animation Name
The Animation Delay
property defines which animation keyframes to use.
The Animation keyframes have to be defined in Custom CSS.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Name property
- Enter the desired animation name
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Name property
- Click on the Name label and Click on Reset
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Animation Iteration
The Animation Iteration
property defines how many times the animation is played.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Iteration property
- Enter the desired animation iteration value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Iteration property
- Click on the Iteration label and Click on Reset
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Animation Timing
The Animation Timing
property allows you to specify how quickly the animation progresses during its execution.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Timing property
- Select the desired option from the dropdown
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Timing property
- Select None from the dropdown
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Animation Direction
The Animation Direction
property defines which direction the animation is played.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Direction property
- Select the desired option from the dropdown
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Direction property
- Select Inherit from the dropdown
Normal Starts playing the animation at the beginning. The animation is played forwards. If there is an animation loop, all properties are reset.
Reverse Starts playing the animation at the end. The animation is played backwards. If there is an animation loop, all properties are reset to the end properties.
Alternate Starts playing the animation at the beginning. If there is an animation loop, the properties are not reset.
Alternate-reverse Starts playing the animation at the end. If there is an animation loop, the animation is played in reverse.
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Animation Fill Mode
The Animation Fill Mode
property allows you to specify at what point in the animation the effects are visible (before or after). The fill mode allows you to tell the browser if the animation's styles should also be applied outside of the animation.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Fill Mode property
- Select the desired option from the dropdown
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Animation
icon
- Find the Fill Mode property
- Select Inherit from the dropdown
None None of the animations effects apply to the default style: the element is set to its default state before the animation starts, and returns to that default state after the animation ends.
Forwards The last styles from the end of the animation are kept on the element afterwards.
Backwards The styles of the animation will be applied to the element before the animation starts.
Both The styles are applied to the element before and after the animation plays.
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Filters
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Blur
The Blur
property defines the amount of Gaussian blur to apply to an element.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Blur property
- Enter the desired blur value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Blur property
- Click on Reset
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Brightness
The Brightness
property defines the amount of color brightness to apply to an element.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Brightness property
- Enter the desired brightness value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Brightness property
- Click on Reset
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Contrast
The Contrast
property defines the amount of color contrast effect to apply to an element.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Contrast property
- Enter the desired contrast value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Contrast property
- Click on Reset
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Grayscale
The Grayscale
property defines the amount of grayscale effect to apply to an element.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Grayscale property
- Enter the desired grayscale value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Grayscale property
- Click on Reset
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Hue-Rotate
The Hue Rotate
property takes the color wheel and spins it the number of degrees you specify, changing every color accordingly.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Hue Rotate property
- Enter the desired hue rotate value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Hue Rotate property
- Click on Reset
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Invert
The Invert
property reverses the colors of the element.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Invert property
- Enter the desired invert value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Invert property
- Click on Reset
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Saturate
The Saturate
property defines the intensity of the color. The higher the percentage, the more vivid the color.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Saturate property
- Enter the desired saturate value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Saturate property
- Click on Reset
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Sepia
The Sepia
property defines the amount of sepia color to apply to an element
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Sepia property
- Enter the desired sepia value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Filters
icon
- Find the Sepia property
- Click on Reset
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Text Shadow
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Text Shadow color
The Text Shadow Color
property defines the color of the drop shadow of the text. If omitted, the color of the element is used.
Select a block
Open the block inspector
Navigate to the advanced tab
Open the Effects panel
Click on the Text Shadow
icon
Find the Color property
Open the color picker by clicking on the color circle in the Text Color property
Select your color in the color picker or click on a global color
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Text Shadow
icon
- Find the Color property
- Click on the Clear button in the Colorproperty
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Text Shadow Horizontal Offset
The Horizontal Offset
property defines the horizontal offset of the drop shadow of the text.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Text Shadow
icon
- Find the H. Offset property
- Enter the desired horizontal offset value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Text Shadow
icon
- Find the H. Offset property
- Click on Reset
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Text Shadow Blur
The Text Shadow Blur
property specifies the blur radius of the drop shadow.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Text Shadow
icon
- Find the Blur property
- Enter the desired blur value
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Click on the Text Shadow
icon
- Find the Blur property
- Click on Reset
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Tilter
The Tilter effect uses the mouse coordinates to create a 3D perspective hover effect.
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Active
The Active
property activates the Tilter effect.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Active property
- Toggle the property
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Reverse
The Reverse
property reverses the Tilter effect.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Reverse property
- Toggle the property
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Transition
The Transition
property sets a transition on enter/exit.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Transition property
- Toggle the property
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Reset
The Reset
property resets the tilt effect on enter/exit.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Reset property
- Toggle the property
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Glare
The Glare
property adds a glare effect to the element depending on the mouse position.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Glare property
- Toggle the property
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Max Tilt Rotation
The Max Tilt Rotation
property limits the degree of tilt rotation.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Max Tilt Rotation property
- Toggle the property
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Start X
The Start X
property sets the starting tilt on the X axis, in degrees.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Start X property
- Toggle the property
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Start Y
The Start Y
property sets the starting tilt on the Y axis, in degrees.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Start Y property
- Toggle the property
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Perspective
The Perspective
property transforms the perspective, the lower the more extreme the tilt gets.
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Perspective property
- Toggle the property
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Scale
The Scale
property sets the scale, 2 = 200%, 1.5 = 150%, etc..
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Scale property
- Toggle the property
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Speed
The Speed
property sets the speed of the enter/exit transition
- Select a block
- Open the block inspector
- Navigate to the advanced tab
- Open the Effects panel
- Open the Tilter panel
- Find the Speed property
- Toggle the property