Possible Bug When All Keyed Elements Don't Have A Counterpart On The Next State
See original GitHub issueHi! 😃 I’m not sure if this is a bug or just a user error on my part. I think it’ll be easier to show you than to explain it:
Basically, each grid item has a unique data-flip-key
value. When you click on an item, the details page will have only that items key on the larger image. Any thoughts? 🤔
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Sure. I’m actually planning on removing the
onEnter
animation since it’s pretty opinionated, and I’d rather let the developer configure animations themselves, which is pretty straightforward to do:That makes much more sense than what I resorted to :doh: THANKS!!!