CSS Named Timelines – Animate Multiple Elements on Scroll

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In Part 4 of the CSS Scroll-Driven Animations series, we learn how to use Named Timelines — one of the most powerful features in modern CSS scroll animations. In the previous parts, we used scroll() and view() to animate single elements. But on real websites, you often want multiple elements to animate together based on the same scroll progress. Writing a separate timeline for each element quickly gets messy. 🔗 Watch the Full Playlist: ▶️ CSS Scroll-Driven Animations — https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrEX5wDo7gnFjYoVjBxLYIaFc30FSXBtu ▶️ Part 2 — https://youtu.be/7PHPz2hKakA 👉 That's where Named Timelines come in. You create one timeline, give it a name using view-timeline-name, and then all your elements can share that same timeline using animation-timeline. Clean code. Smooth animations. No JavaScript. ✅ What You'll Learn in This Video: - What CSS Named Timelines are and why you need them - How to use view-timeline-name to name a view progress timeline - How to use view-timeline-axis to set the scroll direction - The view-timeline shorthand to write cleaner CSS - How multiple elements can share one timeline using animation-timeline - How to combine named timelines with animation-range for full control 👉 Like, subscribe, and follow CSSnippets for modern CSS tips every week! #CSSNamedTimelines #scrolldrivenanimations #scrollanimation #csstutorial #CSSnippets