CSS animation delay in repeating

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I ve recently discovered how to  properly  use CSS animations  previously I dismissed them as not being able to make complex sequences like you could in JavaScript   So now I m learning about them   For this effect  I m trying to have a gradient  flare  sweep across a progress bar-like element  Similar to the effect on native Windows Vista 7 progress bars    keyframes barshine     from  background-image linear-gradient 120deg rgba 255 255 255 0  -10  rgba 255 255 255 0 25  -5  rgba 255 255 255 0  0       to  background-image linear-gradient 120deg rgba 255 255 255 0  100  rgba 255 255 255 0 25  105  rgba 255 255 255 0  110        progbar     animation  barshine 1s 4s linear infinite      As you can see  I am trying to have a delay of 4 seconds  followed by the shine sweeping across in 1 second  repeated   However  it seems that the animation-delay only applies to the first iteration  after which the shine just keeps sweeping across repeatedly   I  resolved  this issue as follows    keyframes expbarshine     from  background-image linear-gradient 120deg rgba 255 255 255 0  -10  rgba 255 255 255 0 25  -5  rgba 255 255 255 0  0       80   background-image linear-gradient 120deg rgba 255 255 255 0  -10  rgba 255 255 255 0 25  -5  rgba 255 255 255 0  0       to  background-image linear-gradient 120deg rgba 255 255 255 0  100  rgba 255 255 255 0 25  105  rgba 255 255 255 0  110        progbar     animation  barshine 5s linear infinite      from and 80  are exactly the same  resulting in a  delay  of 80  of the animation length   This works  but for my next animation  I need the delay to be variable  constant for a particular element  but variable among elements that use the animation   while the animation itself stays exactly the same length   With the above  solution   I would end up with a slower animation when all I want is a longer delay   Is it possible to have the animation-delay apply to all iterations  rather than just the first

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I made a poster on the wall which moves left and right with intervals  For me it works    div-animation      -webkit-animation  bounce 2000ms ease-out      -moz-animation  bounce 2000ms ease-out      -o-animation  bounce 2000ms ease-out      animation  bounce 2000ms ease-out infinite      -webkit-animation-delay  2s     Chrome  Safari  Opera        animation-delay  2s      transform-origin  55  10           -webkit-keyframes bounce       0            transform  rotate 0deg             3            transform  rotate 1deg             6            transform  rotate 2deg             9            transform  rotate 3deg             12            transform  rotate 2deg             15            transform  rotate 1deg             18            transform  rotate 0deg             21            transform  rotate -1deg             24            transform  rotate -2deg             27            transform  rotate -3deg             30            transform  rotate -2deg             33            transform  rotate -1deg             36            transform  rotate 0deg             100            transform  rotate 0deg

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I had a similar problem and used    -webkit-keyframes pan      0   10          -webkit-transform  translate3d  0   0px  0px        90   100        -webkit-transform  translate3d -50   0px  0px         Bit irritating that you have to fake your duration to account for  delays  at either end

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Delay is possible only once at the beginning with infinite  in sort delay doesn t work with infinite loop   for that you have to keep keyframes animation blanks example    -webkit-keyframes barshine     10   background  -webkit-gradient linear  left top  left bottom  color-stop 0   1e5799   color-stop 100   7db9e8            60   background  -webkit-linear-gradient top   7db9e8 0   d32a2d 100         it will animate 10  to 60  and wait to complete 40  more  So 40  comes in delay   find fiddle example

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for a border flash  actually very simple  replace from to to 99  black and e g 1  the shift to blue you can even make it shorter  animation time set to e g 5sec   keyframes myborder     0   border-color  black     99   border-color black     100   border-color  blue

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minitech is right in that animation-delay specifies the delay before the animation starts and NOT the delay in between iterations   The editors draft of the spec describes it well and there was a discussion of this feature you re describing here which suggesting this iteration delay feature   While there may be a workaround in JS  you can fake this iteration delay for the progress bar flare using only CSS     By declaring the flare div position absolute and the parent div overflow  hidden  setting the 100  keyframe state greater than the width of the progress bar  and playing around with the cubic-bezier timing function and left offset values  you re able to emulate an ease-in-out or linear timing with a  delay     It d be interesting to write a less scss mixin to calculate exactly the left offset and timing function to get this exact  but I don t have the time at the moment to fiddle with it   Would love to see something like that though   Here s a demo I threw together to show this off    I tried to emulate the windows 7 progress bar and fell a bit short  but it demonstrates what I m talking about   Demo   http   codepen io timothyasp full HlzGu   lt  -- HTML -- gt   lt div class  bar  gt      lt div class  progress  gt         lt div class  flare  gt  lt  div gt      lt  div gt   lt  div gt       CSS      keyframes progress     from       width  0px        to       width  600px          keyframes barshine     0        left  -100px         100        left  1000px         flare     animation-name  barshine    animation-duration  3s    animation-direction  normal    animation-fill-mode  forwards    animation-timing-function  cubic-bezier  14   75   2  1 01     animation-iteration-count  infinite    left  0    top  0    height  40px    width  100px    position  absolute    background  -moz-radial-gradient center  ellipse cover   rgba 255 255 255 0 69  0   rgba 255 255 255 0  87       FF3 6       background  -webkit-gradient radial  center center  0px  center center  100   color-stop 0  rgba 255 255 255 0 69    color-stop 87  rgba 255 255 255 0        Chrome Safari4       background  -webkit-radial-gradient center  ellipse cover   rgba 255 255 255 0 69  0  rgba 255 255 255 0  87       Chrome10  Safari5 1       background  -o-radial-gradient center  ellipse cover   rgba 255 255 255 0 69  0  rgba 255 255 255 0  87       Opera 12       background  -ms-radial-gradient center  ellipse cover   rgba 255 255 255 0 69  0  rgba 255 255 255 0  87       IE10       background  radial-gradient ellipse at center   rgba 255 255 255 0 69  0  rgba 255 255 255 0  87       W3C      filter  progid DXImageTransform Microsoft gradient  startColorstr   b0ffffff   endColorstr   00ffffff  GradientType 1       IE6-9 fallback on horizontal gradient      z-index  10     progress     animation-name  progress    animation-duration  10s    animation-delay  1s    animation-timing-function  linear    animation-iteration-count  infinite    overflow  hidden    position relative    z-index  1    height  100     width  100     border-right  1px solid  0f9116    background   caf7ce     Old browsers      background  -moz-linear-gradient top   caf7ce 0    caf7ce 18    3fe81e 45    2ab22a 96       FF3 6       background  -webkit-gradient linear  left top  left bottom  color-stop 0   caf7ce   color-stop 18   caf7ce   color-stop 45   3fe81e   color-stop 96   2ab22a       Chrome Safari4       background  -webkit-linear-gradient top   caf7ce 0   caf7ce 18   3fe81e 45   2ab22a 96       Chrome10  Safari5 1       background  -o-linear-gradient top   caf7ce 0   caf7ce 18   3fe81e 45   2ab22a 96       Opera 11 10       background  -ms-linear-gradient top   caf7ce 0   caf7ce 18   3fe81e 45   2ab22a 96       IE10       background  linear-gradient to bottom   caf7ce 0   caf7ce 18   3fe81e 45   2ab22a 96       W3C    filter  progid DXImageTransform Microsoft gradient  startColorstr   caf7ce   endColorstr   2ab22a  GradientType 0       IE6-9        progress after     content        width  100     height  29px    right  0    bottom  0    position  absolute    z-index  3    background  -moz-linear-gradient left  rgba 202 247 206 0  0   rgba 42 178 42 1  100       FF3 6       background  -webkit-gradient linear  left top  right top  color-stop 0  rgba 202 247 206 0    color-stop 100  rgba 42 178 42 1        Chrome Safari4       background  -webkit-linear-gradient left  rgba 202 247 206 0  0  rgba 42 178 42 1  100       Chrome10  Safari5 1       background  -o-linear-gradient left  rgba 202 247 206 0  0  rgba 42 178 42 1  100       Opera 11 10       background  -ms-linear-gradient left  rgba 202 247 206 0  0  rgba 42 178 42 1  100       IE10       background  linear-gradient to right  rgba 202 247 206 0  0  rgba 42 178 42 1  100       W3C      filter  progid DXImageTransform Microsoft gradient  startColorstr   00caf7ce   endColorstr   2ab22a  GradientType 1       IE6-9        bar     margin-top  30px    height  40px    width  600px    position  relative    border  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I know this is old but I was looking for the answer in this post and with jquery you can do it easily and without too much hassle  Just declare your animation keyframe in the css and set the class with the atributes you would like  I my case I used the tada animation from css animate    tada       -webkit-animation-name  tada      animation-name  tada      -webkit-animation-duration  1 25s      animation-duration  1 25s      -webkit-animation-fill-mode  both      animation-fill-mode  both      I wanted the animation to run every 10 seconds so jquery just adds the class  after 6000ms  enough time for the animation to finish  it removes the class and 4 seconds later it adds the class again and so the animation starts again      document  ready function       setInterval function              bottom h2   addClass  tada     adds the class      setTimeout function      waits 6 seconds to remove the class           bottom h2   removeClass  tada           6000         10000   repeats the process every 10 seconds       Not at all difficult like one guy posted

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Another way you can achieve a pause between animations is to apply a second animation that hides the element for the amount of delay you want  This has the benefit of allowing you to use a CSS easing function like you would normally    star     animation  shooting-star 1000ms ease-in-out infinite      delay-animation 2000ms linear infinite      keyframes shooting-star     0        transform  translate 0  0  rotate 45deg          100        transform  translate 300px  300px  rotate 45deg           keyframes delay-animation     0        opacity  1        50        opacity  1        50 01        opacity  0        100        opacity  0          This only works if you want the delay to be a multiple of the animation duration  I used this to make a shower of shooting stars appear more random   https   codepen io ericdjohnson pen GRpOgVO

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This is what you should do  It should work in that you have a 1 second animation  then a 4 second delay between iterations    keyframes barshine     0      background-image linear-gradient 120deg rgba 255 255 255 0  0  rgba 255 255 255 0 25  -5  rgba 255 255 255 0  0          20        background-image linear-gradient 120deg rgba 255 255 255 0  10  rgba 255 255 255 0 25  105  rgba 255 255 255 0  110           progbar     animation  barshine 5s 0s linear infinite      So I ve been messing around with this a lot and you can do it without being very hacky  This is the simplest way to put in a delay between animation iterations that s 1  SUPER EASY and 2  just takes a little logic  Check out this dance animation I ve made    dance    animation-name  dance    -webkit-animation-name  dance     animation-iteration-count  infinite    -webkit-animation-iteration-count  infinite    animation-duration  2 5s    -webkit-animation-duration  2 5s     -webkit-animation-delay  2 5s    animation-delay  2 5s    animation-timing-function  ease-in    -webkit-animation-timing-function  ease-in      keyframes dance     0        -webkit-transform  rotate 0deg       -moz-transform  rotate 0deg       -o-transform  rotate 0deg       -ms-transform  rotate 0deg       transform  rotate 0deg         25        -webkit-transform  rotate -120deg       -moz-transform  rotate -120deg       -o-transform  rotate -120deg       -ms-transform  rotate -120deg       transform  rotate -120deg         50        -webkit-transform  rotate 20deg       -moz-transform  rotate 20deg       -o-transform  rotate 20deg       -ms-transform  rotate 20deg       transform  rotate 20deg         100        -webkit-transform  rotate 0deg       -moz-transform  rotate 0deg       -o-transform  rotate 0deg       -ms-transform  rotate 0deg       transform  rotate 0deg           -webkit-keyframes dance     0        -webkit-transform  rotate 0deg       -moz-transform  rotate 0deg       -o-transform  rotate 0deg       -ms-transform  rotate 0deg       transform  rotate 0deg         20        -webkit-transform  rotate 20deg       -moz-transform  rotate 20deg       -o-transform  rotate 20deg       -ms-transform  rotate 20deg       transform  rotate 20deg         40        -webkit-transform  rotate -120deg       -moz-transform  rotate -120deg       -o-transform  rotate -120deg       -ms-transform  rotate -120deg       transform  rotate -120deg         60        -webkit-transform  rotate 0deg       -moz-transform  rotate 0deg       -o-transform  rotate 0deg       -ms-transform  rotate 0deg       transform  rotate 0deg         80        -webkit-transform  rotate -120deg       -moz-transform  rotate -120deg       -o-transform  rotate -120deg       -ms-transform  rotate -120deg       transform  rotate -120deg         95        -webkit-transform  rotate 20deg       -moz-transform  rotate 20deg       -o-transform  rotate 20deg       -ms-transform  rotate 20deg       transform  rotate 20deg           I actually came here trying to figure out how to put a delay in the animation  when I realized that you just 1  extend the duration of the animation and shirt the proportion of time for each animation  Beore I had them each lasting  5 seconds for the total duration of 2 5 seconds  Now lets say i wanted to add a delay equal to the total duration  so a 2 5 second delay    You animation time is 2 5 seconds and delay is 2 5  so you change duration to 5 seconds  However  because you doubled the total duration  you ll want to halve the animations proportion  Check the final below  This worked perfectly for me    -webkit-keyframes dance     0        -webkit-transform  rotate 0deg       -moz-transform  rotate 0deg       -o-transform  rotate 0deg       -ms-transform  rotate 0deg       transform  rotate 0deg         10        -webkit-transform  rotate 20deg       -moz-transform  rotate 20deg       -o-transform  rotate 20deg       -ms-transform  rotate 20deg       transform  rotate 20deg         20        -webkit-transform  rotate -120deg       -moz-transform  rotate -120deg       -o-transform  rotate -120deg       -ms-transform  rotate -120deg       transform  rotate -120deg         30        -webkit-transform  rotate 0deg       -moz-transform  rotate 0deg       -o-transform  rotate 0deg       -ms-transform  rotate 0deg       transform  rotate 0deg         40        -webkit-transform  rotate -120deg       -moz-transform  rotate -120deg       -o-transform  rotate -120deg       -ms-transform  rotate -120deg       transform  rotate -120deg         50        -webkit-transform  rotate 0deg       -moz-transform  rotate 0deg       -o-transform  rotate 0deg       -ms-transform  rotate 0deg       transform  rotate 0deg           In sum   These are the calcultions you d probably use to figure out how to change you animation s duration and the   of each part   desired duration   x  desired duration   animation part duration1   animation part duration2        and so on   desired delay   y  total duration   x   y  animation part duration1 actual   animation part duration1   desired duration   total duration

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I would rather write a little JavaScript than make the CSS less manageable   First  only apply the CSS animation on a data attribute change    progbar data-animation  barshine         animation  barshine 1s linear      Then add javascript to toggle the animation at half the delay amount   var progbar   document querySelector   progbar    var on   false   setInterval function          progbar setAttribute  data-animation    on     barshine             on    on     3000     Or if you don t want the animation to run when the tab is hidden   var progbar   document querySelector   progbar    var on   false   var update   function          progbar setAttribute  data-animation    on     barshine             on    on      setTimer        var setTimer   function          setTimeout function              requestAnimationFrame update          3000       setTimer

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Heres a little snippet that shows the same thing for 75  of the time  then it slides  This repeat schema emulates delay nicely    -webkit-keyframes slide      0     background-position  0 0   25    background-position  0 0   50    background-position  0 0   75    background-position  0 0   100   background-position  13em 0       -moz-keyframes slide         0     background-position  0 0   25    background-position  0 0   50    background-position  0 0   75    background-position  0 0   100   background-position  13em 0       keyframes slide              0     background-position  0 0   25    background-position  0 0   50    background-position  0 0   75    background-position  0 0   100   background-position  13em 0

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You can create a  fake  delay between infinite animations purely with CSS  The way to do it is smartly define your keyframe animation points and your animation duration speed   For example  if we wanted to animate a bouncing ball  and we wanted a good  5s to 1s delay between each bounce  we can do something like    keyframes bounce      0           transform  translateY 0             50           transform  translateY 25              75           transform  translateY 15              90           transform  translateY 0              100           transform  translateY 0             What we do is make sure that the ball goes back to its original position much earlier than 100   In my example  I m doing it in 90  which provided me with around  1s delay which was good enough for me  But obviously for your case  you can either add more key frame points and change the transform values   Furthermore  you can add additional animation duration to balance your key frame animations   For example    animation  bounce  5s ease-in-out infinite    Lets say that we wanted the full animation to end in  5s  but we wanted an additional  2s in delay between the animations     animation  bounce  7s ease-in-out infinite    So we ll add an additional  2s delay  and in our key frame animations  we can add more percentage points to fill in the gaps of the  2s delay

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