It looks like your input was cut off: “Menu data-sd-animate=” is the start of an HTML element with a custom data attribute for animation. Here are likely intentions and how to complete or use it:
- Purpose: This pattern adds a span inside a menu label that a script or CSS reads to animate or style part of the text (e.g., an icon, badge, or animated word).
- Typical completions:
- Animated CSS class:
New - JavaScript hook:
- Parameters:
- data-sd-animate=“fade” or “slide” — animation type
- data-sd-animate-duration=“500” — milliseconds
- data-sd-animate-delay=“200” — milliseconds
- Animated CSS class:
- Example (HTML + CSS + JS concept):
- HTML:
Menu ● - CSS (example):
[data-sd-animate=“pulse”] { display:inline-block; animation: pulse 1s infinite; } - JS (example):
document.querySelectorAll(‘[data-sd-animate]’).forEach(el => {
const type = el.dataset.sdAnimate;
if (type === ‘typewriter’) { / insert typewriter effect / }
});
- HTML:
If you want a specific completion, animation code, or accessibility considerations (ARIA), tell me which animation or framework you’re using (plain CSS, GSAP, Anime.js, React, etc.) and I’ll provide the exact code.
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