The Big Gotcha With @starting-style

Josh Comeau2025-09-22 19:300 views

CSS has been on fire lately, with tons of great new features. @starting-style is an interesting one; it allows us to use CSS transitions for enter animations, something previously reserved for CSS keyframe animations. But is the juice worth the squeeze?

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Source：https://www.joshwcomeau.com/css/starting-style/

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