Check out the interactive demo
$(document).ready(function(){
$('#btn-animate').click(function(){
animate();
});
$('#btn-remove').click(function(){
$('.to-animate').removeClass('animate');
});
function animate(){
$('.to-animate').removeClass('animate');
$('.to-animate').addClass('animate');
}
});
In the demonstration, clicking on the "ANIMATE" button should add an 'animate' class to a div and trigger an animation (color change). However, subsequent clicks do not re-trigger the animation as expected. The goal is to remove and immediately re-add the 'animate' class each time the button is clicked.
The current implementation does not achieve this desired behavior. Surprisingly, if you first click the "REMOVE" button to eliminate the 'animate' class, then proceed to click the "ANIMATE" button, the animation works again.
Can anyone provide insight into why the initial button click fails to produce the intended outcome? Additionally, how can we ensure that the animation is triggered consistently whenever the "ANIMATE" button is pressed?