1new WOW().init(); 2 3 4/* http://mynameismatthieu.com/WOW/ 5 6wow.js allows you to animate html elements on with animate.css on scroll past. 7 8It is a two step process only 9 10STEP 1 11Add the CSS class="wow" to any HTML element that you wish to animate on scroll past. It will be invisible until the user scrolls to reveal it. If you wish to use delay, then only the options in blue below would be invisible until the user scrolls past. 12 13STEP 2 14Pick an animation style from animate.css and add the CSS class to the HTML element. 15 16STEP 1 & 2 Example 17<div class="wow bounceInUp"> Reveal This </div > 18 19OPTIONAL CHOICES 20You can also add data-wow-xxxx to your HTML element from Step 1 & 2. There are four choices. It is okay to use all four on one HTML element. 21 22data-wow-duration="2s" 23Change the animation duration to 2s; 24 25data-wow-delay=".5s" 26Half second delay before the animation starts 27 28data-wow-offset="300" 29Distance in pixels to start the animation (related to the bottom of browser viewport and the top of hidden box. When the user scrolls and reach this distance the hidden box is revealed. 30 31data-wow-iteration="4" 32Number of times the animation is repeated 33 34 35 36$(document).ready(function() { 37 $('#global-modal').modal('show'); 38}); 39*/ 40 41$(document).ready(function() { 42 setTimeout(function(){ 43$('#global-modal').modal('show'); }, 448000); 45}); 46
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