New Perspectives on HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript
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Chapter 8, Problem 15CP3
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To create an animation with name flyRight with the key frames at 25% time to set the top coordinate to the 150 pixels in the paa_animate.css file.
b)
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To create an animation with name flyRight with the key frames at 50% time to set the top coordinate to the 55 pixels in the paa_animate.css file.
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To create an animation with name flyRight with the key frames at 65% time to set the top coordinate to the 120 pixels in the paa_animate.css file.
d)
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To create an animation with name flyRight with the key frames at 90% time to set the top coordinate to the 50 pixels in the paa_animate.css file.
e)
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To create an animation with name flyRight with the key frames at 100% time to set the top coordinate to the 80 pixels and set the left coordinate to the 100% in the paa_animate.css file.
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