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  Hello.

  There are CSS properties that can't be animated (list of those that are)

  display is one of those.

  To fix the issue remove display: none and add opacity: 0 in .share-menu

  

  juanmesa20971,375Posted a month ago

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    @juanmesa2097 Hi there, thanks for your response. I knew that display couldn't be animated, but I didn't realize that having display: none present in the code would cancel the other animation(s) since I had visibility and had tried opacity at one point and I was hoping that transition: all would have just animated whatever it could. I removed it as you said and it worked, so thanks!

    

    alexvalpeter25Posted a month ago

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    @alexvalpeter yes, it cancels the animation because that line is read at the same time as the others so if you still want to add display: none, you're gonna have to delay that specific part.

    

    juanmesa20971,375Posted a month ago

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