Chris Filipowski

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Hi @epiphanydigital I'm not sure if I understand your case correctly, but you could try setting for example opacity depending on whether element is visible or not: `[style.opacity]="visible ? 1...

Hi @dalepo I played a bit with that and maybe the following examples will help: Here's the 1st example: [slide-prev-next](https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-animations-lib-slide-prev-next?file=src%2Fapp%2Fdemo-main%2Fdemo-main.component.html) If this is what you were thinking about, maybe we...

Hi Guys, This library doesn't provide routing animations as such. For some simpler use cases, you could potentially get away with `OnEnter` animations. [Here's the example in StackBlitz](https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-animations-lib-demo-routing-with-on-enter) In the...

Thanks, @Lerke for a nice write-up and sharing your thoughts. I definitely see the merit of having routing animations included in the library as that's a very common use case...

Thanks, @huajian123. I'll look into updating the package. I think it should be relatively straightforward to make it compatible with Ivy.

Hi @anandchakru, It's an interesting use case. Currently the library doesn't support `:increment` and `:decrement` selectors. I'll have a look how we could incorporate similar use cases to the library....

The problem is caused by the fact that animation changes the `offsetHeight` of the element which causes an amount of layout recalculation and repainting. I'm not sure how to achieve...

Hi @abed-ctrl, thank you for your question. In the library there are 2 types of animations (from the triggers point of view): 1. triggered by [on enter / on leave...

Hi @arnoldsimha, thank you for your feedback! I might have to look closer into that, to not over-complicate things. Do you have any particular use case in mind or it's...

Hi @yousafraza39142, thanks for your comment. Unfortunately, I don't think there's a workaround for that atm. Seems like this feature should be prioritised. I'll have a look at this in...