“I'm Acorn!”

anime.js Template Creation

When Connected to the Web

This approach assumes you will be using your Xara design when connected to the Internet: In Web Properties > Website > HTML Code (head), add the following <script> Tag: o <script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/animejs/3.2.1/anime.min.js" integrity="sha512- z4OUqw38qNLpn1libAN9BsoDx6nbNFio5lA6CuTp9NlK83b89hgyCVq+N5FdBJptINztxn1Z3SaKSKUS5UP60Q==" crossorigin="anonymous" referrerpolicy="no-referrer"></script> File > Save Template.

Web Free - using a Local Copy of anime.js

This approach will run anime.js animations even when you are not connected to the Internet: Download anime.min.js and save it to a local folder. You then will need to Link to it. Off-page, add some text, say "anime". Link to file > Browse to the downloaded anime.min.js file. In Web Properties > Website > HTML Code (head), add the following <script> Tag instead: o <script src="index_htm_files/anime.min.js"></script> o What you have done is put anime.min.js into a Support Folder so that your file can acess it as an local, external asset. File > Save Template: o You need to re-link "anime" for each new file that you create.

This Animation

In Web Properties > Page > HTML code (body), put: <script> var stagger ={ targets: '.acorn', translateX: anime.stagger(128), duration: 2400, delay: 600, loop: true, direction: 'alternate', easing: 'easeInOutElastic', }; anime(stagger); </script>