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I came across @keyframes somewhere in css3 codes. I couldn't find about it in much detail in stackoverflow. Even this question answers the @ rules except @keyframes.

Can somebody explain or provide a good link about @keyframes in detail? Thanks in advance.

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gopi1410
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The @keyframes at-rule is intended to define a CSS3 animation and usually has vendor prefixes in the real CSS code, since the standardization/implementation dust hasn't settled down yet. You can find more about WebKit's implementation (@-webkit-keyframes) from their blog post... or about the general stuff here.

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Have a read of: http://css3.bradshawenterprises.com/animations/

They just set the parameters for different stages of an animation, this lets you perform complex animations using CSS.

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