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If possible, it would be better to always render a parent component which contains placeholder elements "threaded" in with the real sub-elements that make up the Event component, instead of doing an either-or type render with the fallback placeholder or the fully rendered content.
This is because when the fallback changes to the rendered content, the Vertical Timeline has a "bounce-in" animation that is triggered a second time. A smoother effect would have this bounce only once on a parent element.
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The
Celebrations
component contains a Vertical Timeline that maps the CelebrationEvent
component.Celebrations
uses React Suspense with aPlaceholder
as a fallback.If possible, it would be better to always render a parent component which contains placeholder elements "threaded" in with the real sub-elements that make up the Event component, instead of doing an either-or type render with the fallback placeholder or the fully rendered content.
This is because when the fallback changes to the rendered content, the Vertical Timeline has a "bounce-in" animation that is triggered a second time. A smoother effect would have this bounce only once on a parent element.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: