UPDATE: This post is now over 2 years old, but it's still kinda relevant. This technique should work exactly the same with SvelteKit.
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Hi, thanks for providing the changes and some examples.
It can lead to great effects in the UI, and it seems to be easy to achieve with what you've done.
I'm curious where did you get the idea? some other framework/library?
No, I was looking at this site and thought it'd be cool if there was a way to achieve this sort of effect with built-in Svelte tools only.
Okay, thanks!
This kind of animations are so cool!
If I follow the "inspiration chain", I see the influence of Sarah Drasner's work, I knew it ;-)
I once saw her live, back in 2017, and my mind was blown 🤯:
Very interesting.
Got it to work in Svelte REPL: svelte.dev/repl/e5e3027d27cf4440a1...
Hey, is there something similar for SvelteKit? It seems like SvelteKit's layout system works differently.
Sorry for the late reply. It should work exactly the same for SvelteKit
Thanks, it looks like there's a SvelteKit bug that causes the page to get duplicated. I'll check again though.
Stefan, this is great stuff thanks for posting
this is hot, thanks for sharing
thanks for the post, I am having issues with the crossfade.js during deployment to now. the node_modules folder is in the .nowignore file as best practices? any ideas?