When you add images to the particular Scene, you will notice that “Fixed Content Animation” and “Image Scale and Alignment” options also appear.
In the Fixed Content editor, you can add HTML, shortcodes, oembeds, etc. You will want to change it according to what you want to display. You’ll notice that there is already a default heading. This editor lets you adjust to content that appears above the image sequences. You can also delete all images, reverse their order, or sort images in bulk.Ī new editor section called “Fixed Content” will be visible once you’ve selected and added your images to a particular Scene. You can use drag-and-drop option to reposition images. The drag and drop function allows you to reorder those images as you see fit. Numbers beginning at 0 will be automatically assigned to each new image. Upload the images to your WordPress media library and then add them to the Scene by clicking “Select Attachments.” Instead of a single animation, the effect is actually “scrolling” through all those images. For a better overall effect, it is recommended to have 50 to 100 images or more to accomplish the desired results. You need to create and upload images in the order you want them to be viewed.
The series of pictures is what Scrollsequence’s animation effect is based on. Different images, effects, and settings can be set for each new Scene.
Clicking on the small plus (+) button next to the Scene will allow you to add more Scenes at any time. You can create multiple Scenes if you need longer animations with various effects and images. You can add a title for the new Scrollsequence and then add Scenes by clicking on “Add Scene.” Once you’ve done this, a new scene listed as “Scene 0” will be visible.
Scrollsequence is a WordPress animation plugin that allows creating animation sequences on mouse scroll or touch (mobile devices).