I call a velocity.js function to show/hide a navbar up to the viewport. I have two functions to achieve this.
function openNav(){
$('.navigation').velocity({height: "87vh"},{duration: 1000, display: 'block'}); }
function closeNav(){
$('.navigation').velocity({height: '0vh'}, {duration: 1000, display: 'none'}); }
Now I want to add different easing function in both animations.
So, From Velocity.js Easing Doc :
function openNav(){
$('.navigation').velocity({height: "87vh"},{duration: 1000, easing: 'easeOutBounce' , display: 'block'}); }
function closeNav(){
$('.navigation').velocity({height: '0vh'}, {duration: 1000, easing: 'easeOutElastic' , display: 'none'}); }
But easing functions aren't properly applied and I see the default behavior
I've also tried to add easing in this way:
$element.velocity({height: '0vh'}, "easeOutElastic");
I'd like to know where I'm wrong.
Back, bounce, and elastic easing types are not available in standard velocity.js. From the documentation:
Pre-packaged into Velocity are jQuery UI's easings, except for the back, bounce, and elastic easing types .
But take a look at Ease+ for Velocity.js , it adds Back, Elastic, Bounce to velocity.js.
TRY this
function openNav() { $('.navigation').velocity({ height: "87vh"},{duration: 1000, display: 'block'},{easing: 'easeOutBounce' }); }
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