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Jan 20, 2021 â‹… 3 min read

Creating transitions in your Vue app with Vue Router

Emmanuel Akhigbe Full-stack web developer and designer. I love learning and writing code to solve problems. Find me on Twitter @theoscoder.

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3 Replies to "Creating transitions in your Vue app with Vue Router"

  1. To get rid of the jerk when the two pages are transitioning I think you need to add mode=”out-in” on the transition element.

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