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CSS CSS Transitions and Transforms Getting Started with CSS Transforms Creating a Slide Transition

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How do I complete creating the slide transition?

This is the code in css

.slide .photo-overlay, .slide img { transition: transform .6s ease-out; }

.slide .photo-overlay { transform: translateX(-100%); } .slide:hover .photo-overlay { transform: translateX(0);

You can find the html code at the end in the index.html page https://w.trhou.se/t1q9ygnkwh

I think that I have to create a photo overlayer first. Like the blue one in the video? What's the best way to do that, or is there another step to take to complete the slide transition?

Ashish Mehra
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http://codepen.io/mehra_as/pen/rxrBMv check my pen may be it will help you.

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I just copy-pasted, but this is the result I am looking for: That when a user hovers over the slide container the title, description and button will slide in from the left while the image slides out of view from left to right. As in the video at 0.43 https://teamtreehouse.com/library/css-transitions-and-transforms/getting-started-with-css-transforms/creating-a-slide-transition.