A few months ago I rebuilt my Dev.to powered Next.js website from scratch. While building it, I decided adding animations would bring its simple de...
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Thanks for this post, this was super helpful to me to start using framer-motion for page transitions. This library is amazing!
Thanks for adding the part of the no scrolling prop to the Link element. It was just what I was looking for, great post.
Thank you!
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Great post! One quick Q though - how would you come about triggering transitions between routes on the same page? Imagine between two posts both located on
/blog/[slug].tsx. In my case, I have a headless CMS, fetching all pages in a [[...params]].tsx route, which means that majority of route changes all happen within the same page file. It works fine when going from the static 404.tsx page, but not between pages using the same [[...params]].tsx route. Any great ideas?Don't forget to add the
keyvalue to your Next.jsComponenttag inside_app.js. It needs to be unique for every page (you can just use the page url).github.com/james-wallis/wallis.dev...
I'll update the post with this information at some point.
Great timing on this post! I've spent so long today struggling to get my animation to work between pages... I was using an <a tag instead of the <Link tag! Thanks for pointing that out in this post, it steered me back from the edge!
Ha amazing, took me ages to get around to writing it so the timing is very lucky!
You didn't import your Layout to app.tsx. How you get to animate the entrance this way? In my case, it only animates on full refresh and when putting the components on app.tsx inside a after import it from /components.
Hi Luiz, I didn't add it to
_app.tsxbecause the elements are animated when they enter and leave the DOM.Adding them into
_app.tsxwould make them only animate on a refresh like you've described.inside a Layout*
Congratulations for your work and for sharing all this with the community. However, I've discovered the hard way that AnimatePresence makes the app messy in production (npm run build && npm run start) if the pages / components utilise CSS Modules. I think your site is performing okay because you're using Tailwind CSS.
Bug: github.com/framer/motion/issues/948
Hi I noticed with your website that the page transitions work great but I wanted to ask if this is achievable: When you go to your home page and scroll down to, for example: Featured Projects section, if you then click the Portfolio link in the top navigation the transition to that page works fine but if you then click the back button on the browser what I would expect to see is the home page scrolled down to the Featured Projects section where I last left the page but instead you end up back at the top of the home page with another transition. I probably wouldn't even expect to see the transition again either but the more important task is to be able to go back to the point you last scrolled the page when you click the browser back / forward buttons. Is that achievable with Framer Motion?
Hi, how to achieve animation of switching bottom border in navigation? Tried with new v5, but it only somehow snaps, not smooth and predictable as on your site, even tried copypaste from git