CSS transitions
A CSS shorthand property used to control the animation speed when changing CSS properties.
What it does: The keyword 'all' tells the browser to trigger a transition layout for any updated property. The 'linear' option creates an animation curve with uniform progression velocity. The transition property configures animations for property changes, while transform modifies coordinates. CSS time values require an explicit unit descriptor like 's' for seconds. transition-timing-function controls mathematical pace profiles like linear or ease-in. The initial value for duration is 0s, meaning no visible animation occurs unless specified. transition-delay specifies exactly how long the browser waits before beginning the animation. Using 'all' instructs the transition property to watch every single changeable attribute.
Common mistakes: Line 1 is incorrect because CSS declarations must separate properties from values using a colon (:), not an equals sign (=). Line 2 is incorrect because transition-duration requires a time unit such as 's' (seconds) or 'ms' (milliseconds). A unitless number is invalid.
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