CSS3 equivalent to jQuery slideUp and slideDown

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My application is performing poorly with jQuery s slideDown and slideUp  I m looking to use a CSS3 equivalent in browsers which support it   Is it possible  using CSS3 transitions  to change an element from display  none  to display  block  while sliding the item down or up

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You could do something like this    youritem  fade in       animation-name  fadeIn      youritem  fade out       animation-name  fadeOut      keyframes fadeIn       0            opacity  0          transform  translateY startYposition              100            opacity  1          transform  translateY endYposition             keyframes fadeOut       0            opacity  1          transform  translateY startYposition              100            opacity  0          transform  translateY endYposition             Example - Slide and Fade   This slides and animates the opacity - not based on height of the container  but on the top coordinate   View example  Example - Auto-height No Javascript   Here is a live sample  not needing height - dealing with automatic height and no javascript   View example

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I would recommend using the jQuery Transit Plugin which uses the CSS3 transform property  which works great on mobile devices due to the fact that most support hardware acceleration to give that native look and feel   JS Fiddle Example  HTML    lt div class  moveMe  gt       lt button class  moveUp  gt Move Me Up lt  button gt       lt button class  moveDown  gt Move Me Down lt  button gt       lt button class  setUp  gt Set Me Up lt  button gt       lt button class  setDown  gt Set Me Down lt  button gt    lt  div gt    Javascript       moveUp   on  click   function             moveMe   transition   y   - 5               moveDown   on  click   function             moveMe   transition   y     5               setUp   on  click   function             moveMe   transition   y   0px               setDown   on  click   function             moveMe   transition   y   200px

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try this for slide up slide down with animation  give your   height           keyframes slide up              from                  min-height  0                  height  0px                  opacity  0                            to                  height  560px                  opacity  1                                    keyframes slide down              from                  height  560px                  opacity  1                            to                  min-height  0                  height  0px                  opacity  0

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you can t make easisly a slideup slidedown with css3 tha s why I ve turned JensT script into a plugin with javascript fallback and callback    in this way if you have a modern brwowser you can use the css3 csstransition  if your browser does not support it gracefuly use the old fashioned slideUp slideDown       css     csstransitions  mosneslide     -webkit-transition  height  4s ease-in-out    -moz-transition  height  4s ease-in-out    -ms-transition  height  4s ease-in-out    -o-transition  height  4s ease-in-out    transition  height  4s ease-in-out    max-height  9999px    overflow  hidden    height  0      the plugin   function         fn mosne slide   function       options           set default option values     defaults             delay  750          before  function           before  callback         after  function          after callback               Extend default settings     var settings     extend             defaults  options       return this each function              var  this     this             on after         settings before apply               this           var height    this height            var width    this width            if  Modernizr csstransitions                   modern browsers             if  height  gt  0                     this css                       height                        0                        addClass                           mosne hidden                                   else                   var clone                        this clone                        css                            position    absolute                            visibility    hidden                            height    auto                            width   width                                             addClass                           mosne slideClone                                         appendTo                           body                                     var newHeight                                                    mosne slideClone                                         height                                             mosne slideClone                                         remove                     this css                       height                       newHeight                        px                        removeClass                           mosne hidden                                             else                 fallback             if   this is                    visible                                    this slideUp                        addClass                           mosne hidden                                   else                    this hide                        slideDown                        removeClass                           mosne hidden                                                       on after         setTimeout function                  settings after                  apply                       this                           settings delay                jQuery      how to use it     jQuery        mosneslide   mosne slide       delay 400      before function   console log  start          after function   console log  done           you can find a demo page here http   www mosne it playground mosne slide up down

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why not to take advantage of modern browsers css transition and make things simpler and fast using more css and less jquery  Here is the code for sliding up and down   Here is the code for sliding left to right  Similarly we can change the sliding from  top to bottom or right to left by changing transform-origin and transform  scaleX 0  or transform  scaleY 0  appropriately

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Variant without JavaScript  Only CSS  CSS   toggle block       border  1px solid  ccc      text-align  left      background   fff      overflow  hidden     toggle block  toggle flag       display  block      width  1px      height  1px      position  absolute      z-index  0      left  -1000px     toggle block  toggle key       font-size  16px      padding  10px      cursor  pointer      -webkit-transition  all 300ms ease         -moz-transition  all 300ms ease          -ms-transition  all 300ms ease           -o-transition  all 300ms ease              transition  all 300ms ease     toggle block  content       padding  0 10px      overflow  hidden      max-height  0      -webkit-transition  all 300ms ease         -moz-transition  all 300ms ease          -ms-transition  all 300ms ease           -o-transition  all 300ms ease              transition  all 300ms ease     toggle block  content  toggle close       cursor  pointer      font-size  12px     toggle block  toggle flag checked    toggle key       background   dfd     toggle block  toggle flag checked    content       max-height  1000px      padding  10px 10px     HTML   lt div class  quot toggle block quot  gt       lt input type  quot checkbox quot  id  quot toggle 1 quot  class  quot toggle flag quot  gt       lt label for  quot toggle 1 quot  class  quot toggle key quot  gt clicker lt  label gt       lt div class  quot content quot  gt          Text 1 lt br gt          Text 2 lt br gt           lt label for  quot toggle 1 quot  class  quot toggle close quot  gt close lt  label gt       lt  div gt   lt  div gt   For next block only change ID and FOR attributes in html

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Getting height transitions to work can be a bit tricky mainly because you have to know the height to animate for  This is further complicated by padding in the element to be animated   Here is what I came up with   use a style like this        slideup   slidedown           max-height  0                      overflow-y  hidden          -webkit-transition  max-height 0 8s ease-in-out          -moz-transition  max-height 0 8s ease-in-out          -o-transition  max-height 0 8s ease-in-out          transition  max-height 0 8s ease-in-out             slidedown                       max-height  60px       fixed width                           Wrap your content into another container so that the container you re sliding has no padding margins borders      lt div id  Slider  class  slideup  gt       lt  -- content has to be wrapped so that the padding and             margins don t effect the transition s height -- gt       lt div id  Actual  gt              Hello World Text          lt  div gt     lt  div gt    Then use some script  or declarative markup in binding frameworks  to trigger the CSS classes         Trigger   click function              Slider   toggleClass  slidedown slideup            Example here   http   plnkr co edit uhChl94nLhrWCYVhRBUF p preview  This works fine for fixed size content  For a more generic soltution you can use code to figure out the size of the element when the transition is activated  The following is a jQuery plug-in that does just that     fn slideUpTransition   function         return this each function             var  el     this            el css  max-height    0             el addClass  height-transition-hidden                  fn slideDownTransition   function         return this each function             var  el     this            el removeClass  height-transition-hidden                temporarily make visible to get the size          el css  max-height    none            var height    el outerHeight                reset to 0 then animate with small delay          el css  max-height    0             setTimeout function                  el css                    max-height   height                            1                which can be triggered like this       Trigger   click function           if      SlideWrapper   hasClass  height-transition-hidden                SlideWrapper   slideDownTransition        else             SlideWrapper   slideUpTransition          against markup like this    lt style gt   Actual       background  silver      color  White      padding  20px      height-transition       -webkit-transition  max-height 0 5s ease-in-out      -moz-transition  max-height 0 5s ease-in-out      -o-transition  max-height 0 5s ease-in-out      transition  max-height 0 5s ease-in-out      overflow-y  hidden                 height-transition-hidden                   max-height  0                 lt  style gt   lt div id  SlideWrapper  class  height-transition height-transition-hidden  gt       lt  -- content has to be wrapped so that the padding and         margins don t effect the transition s height -- gt       lt div id  Actual  gt       Your actual content to slide down goes here       lt  div gt   lt  div gt    Example  http   plnkr co edit Wpcgjs3FS4ryrhQUAOcU p preview  I wrote this up recently in a blog post if you re interested in more detail   http   weblog west-wind com posts 2014 Feb 22 Using-CSS-Transitions-to-SlideUp-and-SlideDown

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So I ve gone ahead and answered my own question      True s answer regarded transforming an element to a specific height  The problem with this is I don t know the height of the element  it can fluctuate    I found other solutions around which used max-height as the transition but this produced a very jerky animation for me   My solution below works only in WebKit browsers   Although not purely CSS  it involves transitioning the height  which is determined by some JS    x000D   x000D      click-me   click function     x000D    var height       this   height    x000D    if  height  gt  0    x000D          this   css  height    0    x000D      else   x000D          this   css   x000D         position    absolute   x000D         visibility    hidden   x000D         height    auto  x000D          x000D      var newHeight       this   height    x000D          this   css   x000D         position    static   x000D         visibility    visible   x000D         height    0  x000D          x000D          this   css  height   newHeight    px    x000D      x000D      x000D   this   x000D    width  500px  x000D    height  0  x000D    max-height  9999px  x000D    overflow  hidden  x000D    background   BBBBBB  x000D    -webkit-transition  height 1s ease-in-out  x000D    x000D   x000D   click-me   x000D    cursor  pointer  x000D    x000D   lt script src  https   cdnjs cloudflare com ajax libs jquery 1 5 1 jquery min js  gt  lt  script gt  x000D   x000D   lt p id  click-me  gt click me lt  p gt  x000D   lt div id  this  gt here lt br   gt is lt br   gt a lt br   gt bunch lt br   gt of lt br   gt content lt br   gt sdf lt  div gt  x000D   lt div gt always shows lt  div gt  x000D   x000D   x000D    View on JSFiddle

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I changed your solution  so that it works in all modern browsers   css snippet   -webkit-transition  height 1s ease-in-out  -moz-transition  height 1s ease-in-out  -ms-transition  height 1s ease-in-out  -o-transition  height 1s ease-in-out  transition  height 1s ease-in-out    js snippet       var clone       this   clone                    css   position   absolute   visibility   hidden   height   auto                     addClass  slideClone                    appendTo  body         var newHeight       slideClone   height            slideClone   remove            this   css  height  newHeight    px      here s the full example http   jsfiddle net RHPQd

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Aight fam  after some research and experimenting  I think the best approach is to have the thing s height at 0px  and let it transition to an exact height  You get the exact height with JavaScript  The JavaScript isn t doing the animating  it s just changing the height value  Check it   function setInfoHeight         window  on  load resize   function             info   each function            var current     this         var closed     this  height      0        current show   height  auto   attr  h   current height            current height closed    0    current height                     Whenever the page loads or is resized  the element with class info will get its h attribute updated  Then you could have a button trigger the style  height      to set it to that previously set h value   function moreInformation           icon-container   click function         var info     this  closest   dish-header   next   info       Just the one info     var icon     this  children   info-btn       Select the logo         Stop any ongoing animation loops  Without this  you could click button 10        times real fast  and watch an animation of the info showing and closing        for a few seconds after     icon stop        info stop            Flip icon and hide show info     icon toggleClass  flip            Metnod 1  animation handled by JS        info slideToggle  slow            Method 2  animation handled by CSS  use with setInfoheight function     info toggleClass  active   height icon is   flip     info attr  h      0                Here s the styling for the info class    info     display  inline-block    height  0px    line-height  1 5em    overflow  hidden    padding  0 1em    transition  height 0 6s  padding 0 6s     amp  active       border-bottom   thin-line      padding  1em          I used this on one of my projects so class names are specific  You can change them up however you like   The styling might not be supported cross-browser  Works fine in chrome   Below is the live example for this code  Just click on the   icon to start the animation  CodePen

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