See the Pen tour with clip-path by ladybenko ( on CodePen.
In the following example, clip-path has been used to isolate elements of a site –in this case, simulating a tour/tutorial: See the Pen Layout example by ladybenko ( on CodePen.Ĭlipping opens up cool possibilities. The following demo uses clipping to make an image more interesting in a multi-column article: Note that clip-path also opens new possibilities layout-wise. See the Pen Animated clip-path (polygon) by ladybenko ( on CodePen. This creates the illusion of animating to a polygon with any number of sides. Note: Even though we are restricted to preserving our set number of vertices, we can “merge” them by repeating the values. See the Pen Animated clip-path by ladybenko ( on CodePen.Īnd here is another animation using polygon. Here’s a simple animation using a circle shape: The only restrictions are that we cannot “mix” function shapes (i.e., morphing from a circle to an inset), and that when animating polygons, the polygons must preserve the same number of vertices during the whole animation. See the Pen oWJBwW by ladybenko ( on CodePen.Īnd not only that, but we can animate them with CSS as well. The shape functions we have at our disposal are: circle, ellipse, inset and polygon. These allow us to define shapes within our stylesheets, so there is no need for an SVG. However, with the upcoming Firefox release we will also have CSS shape functions at our disposal.
See the Pen clip-path (animated SVG) by ladybenko ( on CodePen. See the Pen clip-path (static SVG mask) by ladybenko ( on CodePen.Ī cool thing is that these elements can contain SVG animations:
It’s important to take into account that clip-path does not accept “images” as input, but as elements: To be able to see and interact with every demo in this post, you will need Firefox 54 or higher. Note: this post contains many demos, which require support for clip-path and mask. Up until now, in Firefox you could only use an SVG to clip an element:īut with Firefox 54, you will be able to use shapes as well: insets, circles, ellipses and polygons! The release of Firefox 54 is just around the corner and it will introduce new features into an already cool CSS property: clip-path.Ĭlip-path is a property that allows us to clip (i.e., cut away) parts of an element.
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