See also GraffitiWebAnimatorObject.
Enumerations
| Name | Values |
| EffectColorProperty | BackgroundColor |
| BorderBottomColor |
| BorderLeftColor |
| BorderRightColor |
| BorderTopColor |
| ForeColor |
| ColumnRuleColor |
| TextDecorationColor |
| TextEmphasisColor |
| OutlineColor |
| EffectDirection | Up |
| Down |
| Left |
| Right |
| Vertical |
| Horizontal |
| EffectOperation | Show |
| Hide |
| Toggle |
| Apply |
| EffectScaleDirection | Both |
| Vertical |
| Horizontal |
| EffectScaleOriginX | Left |
| Right |
| Middle |
| EffectScaleOriginY | Bottom |
| Top |
| Center |
| EffectScaleType | Both |
| Box |
| Content |
Constants
| Name | Type | Value |
| | | This class exposes no constants. |
Events
| Definition | Description |
| | This class exposes no events. |
Methods
| Definition | Description |
| NewAnimatedObject(theControl as WebControl as GraffitiWebAnimatorObject | Created a new animator object referencing the supplied WebControl. All of the work is done via the GraffitiWebAnimatorObject. |
Properties
| Name | Type | Default Value | Description |
| | | | This classes exposes no properties. |
Examples
Position and Fade in a Container
This example shows how to effectively chain animations with GraffitiWebAnimator. Starting with a Container off-screen, or whose Visible property is True, this snippet will hide it, move it in to place, then fade it in for a really nice effect.
Dim animContainer As GraffitiWebAnimatorObject = GraffitiWebAnimator1.NewAnimatedObject( ContainerControl1 ).Fade( GraffitiWebAnimator.EffectOperation.Hide, 1 ).Position( 100, 100, 1 ).Fade( GraffitiWebAnimator.EffectOperation.Show, 1000 )
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