Editorialper-word
Stack Drop
Words drop in from above into their own lines, stacking vertically.
Installation
Install command, JSON spec, and reference code are part of mutype.
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| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| spec | AnimationSpec | — | Animation spec object (imported from components/mutype/specs/<id>). |
| text | string | — | The text to animate. |
| as | "span" | "div" | "h1"–"h4" | "p" | "span" | The HTML element to render. |
| triggerKey | string | number | — | Re-runs the animation when the value changes. |
| duration_multiplier | number | 1 | Scales duration_ms and stagger_ms uniformly. >1 slower, <1 faster. |
| y_travel_multiplier | number | 1 | Multiplier on y_px values; useful to dampen lift on small text. |
| forceReducedMotion | boolean | false | Forces the reduced-motion fallback even when the user has not opted in (testing). |
| onFinished | () => void | — | Fires once when the enter phase completes (not on cancel). |
| className | string | — | Tailwind / CSS class names. Forwarded to the host element. |
Usage notes
Layout-aware: each new word changes the y-position of the existing stack so the final three-line composition stays centered. Best on three-word headings where each word can claim its own line. For longer phrases, drop entry_offset_y or switch to depth-parallax-words.
Inspired by Keynote-style editorial headers where motion is restrained but composition is built piece by piece..