← You use a setTimeout to trigger CSS entry animations. `@starting-style` makes it unnecessary.Quiz

@starting-style entry animations

The @starting-style at-rule gives CSS transitions a "before" state for elements that have never rendered before, replacing the double-rAF and setTimeout hacks developers used to trigger enter animations. Know what it actually applies to, what it needs alongside it, and where its limits are.

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