Gets or sets one or more values that specify the offset within a transition (the amount of time from the start of a transition) before the transition is displayed for a set of corresponding object properties identified in the transition property.
This property is read/write.
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Syntax
transition-delay:
<time>
[ ,
<time>
] *
Property values
One or more offset times, separated by commas.
- time
-
Floating-point number, followed by a time units designator ("ms" or "s"). For more information about supported time units, see CSS Values and Units Reference.
CSS information
| Applies To | all elements, :before and :after pseudo elements |
|---|---|
| Media | interactive |
| Inherited | no |
| Initial Value | 0 |
Standards information
- CSS Transitions Module Level 3, Section 2.4
Remarks
Values are rounded up to the second decimal place.
Each transition-delay is paired with a corresponding object property identified in the transition-property property.
If more transition-delay values are declared than corresponding object properties identified in the transition-property property, the excess transition-delay values are ignored.
If fewer transition-delay values are declared than corresponding object properties identified in the transition-property property, the list of transition-delay values is repeated from the beginning until the object properties are exhausted.
To learn more about Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) transitions in a Windows Store app using JavaScript, see How to bring your webpage to life with CSS transforms, transitions, and animations.
See also
- CSSStyleDeclaration
- currentStyle
- style
- a
- abbr
- b
- bdo
- br
- cite
- code
- em
- i
- img
- input
- kbd
- label
- q
- samp
- select
- small
- span
- strong
- sub
- sup
- textArea
- var
- address
- blockQuote
- div
- dl
- fieldSet
- form
- ol
- p
- pre
- table
- ul
- dd
- dt
- li
- tBody
- td
- tFoot
- th
- tHead
- tr
- button
- del
- ins
- map
- object
- script
- How to bring your webpage to life with CSS transforms, transitions, and animations
Build date: 11/29/2012
