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Text Animation

Introduction

The Text Animation feature in CodexShaper Framework enables developers to create dynamic, attention-grabbing text effects that enhance user engagement. This documentation provides a clear overview of available animation types and configuration options.

Location

Go To ElementorContent tabText Animation

Elementor Text Animation Interface

Animation Types

TypeDescriptionBest Used For
CharacterAnimates each letter individuallyCreating playful, high-energy effects
WordAnimates each word as a separate unitEmphasizing specific terms in a phrase
Text MoveSlides entire text blocks into positionClean, professional entrances for headlines
Text RevealGradually unveils text with a reveal effectCreating suspense or focus on important content
Text InvertFlips or inverts text during animationMaking dramatic statements or transitions

Configuration Settings

ParameterFunctionDefaultExplanation
AnimationSets animation stylenoneChoose from the five animation types above
DelayInitial pause before animation starts0.15sControls when text begins animating after trigger
DurationTotal animation time1sAdjusts how quickly the full animation completes
StaggerTime between elements0.02sFor Character/Word: timing between each element
Animation on scrollTriggers on viewport entryYesActivates animation when user scrolls to text
Rotation DirectionAxis of rotationXDetermines rotation plane (X or Y axis)
Rotation ValueDegree of rotation-80Sets rotation angle in degrees
Transform OriginInitial point for transformstop center -50Defines the anchor point for movements
BreakpointDevice compatibilityAllControls which device sizes show the animation

Implementation Tips

For Maximum Impact

  • Use Character animations sparingly for standout headlines
  • Apply Text Move for clean, professional section intros
  • Implement Text Reveal for important calls-to-action
  • Keep animations under 1.5 seconds for optimal user experience

Technical Considerations

  • Lower stagger values (0.01-0.03s) create smoother sequences
  • Match rotation direction with animation type for natural movement
  • Consider disabling complex animations on mobile devices
  • Test animations at various scroll speeds