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The 'transform' property is animatable, so animating a CSS transform is just as simple as transitioning a CSS property.
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- Transforms are not animated by default.
- Transforms do not need to be triggered by an action like transitions do.
- By combining transforms with transitions, you're able to create interesting visual effects with CSS.
- You can use the
turnangle unit to create one, or several, full rotations.
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Transforms are applied immediately unless
you define them in a state change,
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like on hover.
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So, let's do that.
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I'll go back to my style sheet.
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And right below the img rule,
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I'm going to create a new rule
that targets images on hover.
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Then I'll add the transform property and
define the rotate function as the value.
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And then I'll go ahead and delete
the transform declaration in the img rule.
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Because now we're going
to rotate to zero degrees
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to the value we defined
here in the hover rule.
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