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regex for decomposing transition css declarations (using this in the arc menu widget)
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(.*)(left|top|opacity|height|width|transform|-webkit-transform)\s*(initial|\s*-?[0-9]*\.?[0-9]*m?s?)\s*(initial|linear|ease(?:-in|-out|-in-out)?|cubic-bezier\((?:\s*-?[0-9]*?\.?[0-9]*?\s*,?)*?\))?(initial|\s*-?[0-9]*\.?[0-9]*m?s?)?(.*) | |
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Decomposing CSS3 Transition declarations
I had a few behavioural issues modifying attributes individually when dealing with elements which had multiple properties in transition. So I put this together to help me decompose the transition so that I could update the attribute for the property I wanted and re-assign the whole transition rule back with
$(el).css("transition", updatedCssStatement)
Capture Groups
Previous Statements
This catches statements for other properties previous to this one in the
transition
rule.Property
This captures the
transition-property
specified in the rule. If you are dealing with multiple properties, change this to only be the one you want to modify to match only that statement.Duration
This captures the
transition-duration
Timing Function
This captures the
transition-timing-function
, eg.linear
,ease
,ease-in
,ease-out
,cubic-bezier
Delay
This captures the
transition-delay
Other Statements
This catches statements for other properties after this one in the
transition
rule.