Component
Layout Jump Preventer Component in Framer
This is a layout jump preventer component for Framer that solves the issue we’ve all faced - when you animate a component’s height, all other content on the page gets pushed around instantly, without any animation, creation those layout jumps. Read the documentation below to learn how to use it.
About the resource
To use the Layout Jump Preventer component in Framer, put it at the top level inside your component where size changes are happening, especially over anything that's animating or changing size. This keeps everything flowing smoothly and stops those annoying layout jumps when elements get bigger or smaller during animations. A good example is when you've got an FAQ section with accordions that expand and collapse. In that case, you'd drop the Layout Jump Preventer right on top of your accordion components in the main variant.
You can set the direction to vertical (default) to animate only height changes, horizontal to animate only width changes, or both to animate both width and height changes smoothly. This keeps surrounding elements stable while animations play out seamlessly.
About the resource
To use the Layout Jump Preventer component in Framer, put it at the top level inside your component where size changes are happening, especially over anything that's animating or changing size. This keeps everything flowing smoothly and stops those annoying layout jumps when elements get bigger or smaller during animations. A good example is when you've got an FAQ section with accordions that expand and collapse. In that case, you'd drop the Layout Jump Preventer right on top of your accordion components in the main variant.
You can set the direction to vertical (default) to animate only height changes, horizontal to animate only width changes, or both to animate both width and height changes smoothly. This keeps surrounding elements stable while animations play out seamlessly.
About the resource
To use the Layout Jump Preventer component in Framer, put it at the top level inside your component where size changes are happening, especially over anything that's animating or changing size. This keeps everything flowing smoothly and stops those annoying layout jumps when elements get bigger or smaller during animations. A good example is when you've got an FAQ section with accordions that expand and collapse. In that case, you'd drop the Layout Jump Preventer right on top of your accordion components in the main variant.
You can set the direction to vertical (default) to animate only height changes, horizontal to animate only width changes, or both to animate both width and height changes smoothly. This keeps surrounding elements stable while animations play out seamlessly.
Top: Layout jump preventer component placement within a component Bottom: The layout jump preventer component properties in Framer.
Top: Layout jump preventer component placement within a component Bottom: The layout jump preventer component properties in Framer.
Top: Layout jump preventer component placement within a component Bottom: The layout jump preventer component properties in Framer.
