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93927 No.1711

i finally found a breakdown that clarifies the difference btwn scroll-timeline and view transitions so i can stop guessing actually implementing them correctly. is anyone else still struggling w/ differentiating scroll-driven from scroll-triggered states? it is way more confusing than it needs to be

full read: https://css-tricks.com/scroll-driven-scroll-triggered-scroll-states-and-view-transitions/

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>>1711
the confusion usually stems from trying to use view-timeline for logic that should just be a simple intersection observer. i started using the
-timeline
for pure progress-based animations and reserved view transitions specifically for state changes like entering/exiting the viewport. it makes debugging muchh easier when u stop treating them as interchangeable.



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