transition-delay
Published Jul 30, 2021Updated Oct 31, 2022
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The transition-delay
property specifies how long an element should wait before beginning a transition.
Syntax
transition-delay: <value>;
The transition-delay
value can be specified by one of the following:
- Seconds:
2s
- Milliseconds:
125ms
Note: A comma-separated list of values can be used to set different delays for properties of the same element. The delay of all properties will be the same if a single value is provided.
Example 1
Specifying a h1
element to wait 3.5 seconds before beginning a transition.
h1 {transition-delay: 3.5s;}
Example 2
Specifying a div
elements left margin transition to wait 200 milliseconds and width transition to wait 1 second before transitioning.
div {transition-delay: 200ms, 1s;transition-property: margin-left, width;}
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