To create an animation of many DOM elements launched from the bottom to top and falling in parabolic motion, we can use JavaScript and CSS along with some DOM manipulation.
Here's an example code that demonstrates this animation:
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In this code, we first define a CSS class called .box
which styles each box element that we want to animate. Then, we create a button and a container div in HTML and define two JavaScript functions.
The createBox()
function is called when the button is clicked and creates a new box element, appends it to the container div, and passes it to the animateBox()
function.
The animateBox()
function generates a random x-coordinate, y-coordinate, time duration, and angle for the box and defines keyframes for the animation. The keyframes specify the transform property of the box at different points in time during the animation. Finally, the animate() method is called on the box element with the keyframes and duration options, and removes the box element from the DOM when the animation finishes.
When you run the code, click the "Add Box" button to launch a new box element from the bottom to top and fall in a parabolic motion. Each box element is animated independently and is removed from the DOM after the animation finishes.
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