Complete the code to set a transition duration of 500 milliseconds using Tailwind CSS.
<button class="transition [1]">Click me</button>
The class duration-500 sets the transition duration to 500 milliseconds in Tailwind CSS.
Complete the code to apply an ease-in-out timing curve to the transition using Tailwind CSS.
<div class="transition duration-300 [1]">Hover me</div>
ease-linear which has a constant speed, not easing in and out.ease-in or ease-out which only ease at one end.The class ease-in-out applies a smooth start and end timing curve to transitions in Tailwind CSS.
Fix the error in the code to correctly apply a 700ms transition duration with an ease-out timing curve.
<div class="transition [1] [2]">Animate me</div>
ease-in instead of ease-out.duration-300.Use duration-700 for 700 milliseconds and ease-out for the timing curve that slows down at the end.
Fill both blanks to create a button with a 500ms transition duration and a linear timing curve.
<button class="transition [1] [2]">Submit</button>
ease-in-out instead of ease-linear.duration-500 sets the transition time to 500ms, and ease-linear makes the transition speed constant.
Fill all three blanks to create a div with a 1000ms transition duration, ease-in timing curve, and a hover scale effect.
<div class="transition [1] [2] hover:[3]">Zoom me</div>
scale-105 instead of scale-110.hover: prefix for the scale effect.duration-1000 sets a 1-second transition, ease-in makes it start slow, and hover:scale-110 enlarges the element on hover.