CSS transition-duration
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Published Jul 30, 2021Updated Oct 31, 2022
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The transition-duration specifies how long an elements transition should take to complete.
Syntax
transition-duration: <value>;
The transition-duration value can be specified by one of the following:
- Seconds:
2s - Milliseconds:
125ms
Note: We can give a comma-separated list of values to set different durations for properties of the same element. The duration of all properties will be the same if a single value is provided.
Example 1
Setting a h1 element to complete its transition over a duration of 3 seconds.
h1 {transition-duration: 3s;}
Example 2
Setting a div element’s height transition to last 4 seconds and color transition to last 200 milliseconds.
div {transition-duration: 4s, 200ms;transition-property: height, color;}
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