One example where groups are useful is a CTA button with an exit event that exists on different pages in the creative. Any change that is made to the group is reflected in all the instances of that group (see our help). Grouping objects creates a reusable element that can be placed in documents as "instances", which are references to the group's elements. This creates an animation where the image grows in size without being pixelated. At the starting keyframe, scale down the image using the Properties panel's 3D scale options. Solution: start with a large image that is the same size as the scaled up image. Issue: when using 3D scale for animation, the image becomes pixelated when scaled up. Pixelation when using 3D scale for animation Note: if the animation of an image is choppy on IE when using CSS transform, wrap the image with animation in a div by right clicking on the image and selecting Wrap, then in the Properties panel of the parent div, set Selection 3D Rotation Z to 0.01 to workaround the issue. If you use the selection tool (or arrow tool) to move an element or the transform tool to resize an element, that should take care of it for you by default. To avoid choppy animation, try using 3D translate X and Y for position, and 3D scale for size in the Properties panel when you animate elements. However, many users change the Top/Left/Width/Height fields in the Properties panel when animating elements and this will cause choppy animation. What this means is that when you use the selection tool to move an element or the transform tool to resize it in an animation, it will default to CSS transform (3D translation and scale section in the Properties panel) (see our help). Google Web Designer defaults to CSS transform when creating CSS-based animation because the CSS transform property provides a higher frame rate and smoother animation. Solution: use CSS transform ( 3D translation and scale) for animation instead of Top/Left/Width/Height. Issue: choppy animation when animating Top/Left/Width/Height.
#Google web designer documentation how to
How to loop the Swipeable Gallery infinitely 1.
#Google web designer documentation update
How to update an element's size and position without affecting animationħ. How to replace an image without losing the events or animationĦ.
Make an element appear/disappear at a specific time during the animationĥ.
Pixelation when using 3D scale for animationĤ. This document compiles the top tips collected from years of helping users on the forum, and from the Google Web Designer blog posts.Ģ. Originally posted on the Google Web Designer blog on December 15, 2017, by San K., Google Web Designer Team.
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