Timeline block with animated line (Interactivity API) #240
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Here are some screen grabs from Keith's original post. I'm awaiting to see whether he approves of attaching these visuals for inspiration only. See X (Twitter) Keep in mind, I do not propose that we use these visuals in the final tutorial, but mostly as a starting inspirational wireframe to drive the final implementation. |
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Really like the idea! I've seen some really impressive horizontal timelines, and would like to see a horizontally scrolling timeline that can be scrolled similarly to a slider, with touch capabilities. Here's a JavaScript library for doing so horizontally |
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Just saw another implementation of this from Multidots: https://www.multidots.com/wordpress-contribution/ |
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This topic was approved, and the conversation continues on the issue |
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This has been published. Thanks everyone for your support! 🫶 |
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I feel inspired by Keith Devon's (co-founder of Highrise Digital) original Twitter (X) share here: https://x.com/keithdevon/status/1764938947233263861?s=20
He shared a neat timeline feature he built. It is a series of grouped elements stacked vertically in reverse chronological order. Each grouped timeline event has a date, a brief description, and a picture. As the user scrolls down the page, a vertical line visually ties each event on the timeline together by animating down the page (when in scroll view).
This could be tied to a CSS class and applied to a Group or Query block wrapper, in which we could use a block variation to extend core blocks to apply the class and then utilize the Interactivity API to apply the animated line.
This would tie together a lot of new and recent stuff coming out, and I would be happy to dive in.
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