In CSS, the transition property is used to specify adding transition effects to one or more CSS properties. The most common usage is to add a transition to an element, so that when one of its properties changes from state A to state B, it is no longer direct and obtrusive, but with a tween animation. Not all properties support transitions in this way, their transition animations can be linked together. Using the same principle, we also use another pseudo-element of the element.
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