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Add short explanations to motion directives #130

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Expand Up @@ -16,13 +16,13 @@ Once put on an element, the v-motion will allow you to write your variants as pr

The supported variants props are the following:

- **`initial`**
- **`enter`**
- **`visible`**
- **`visible-once`**
- **`hovered`**
- **`focused`**
- **`tapped`**
- **`initial`**: The properties the element will equip before it is mounted.
- **`enter`**: The properties the element will equip after it is mounted.
- **`visible`**: The properties the element will equip every time it is within view. Once it is out of view, the `initial` properties will be applied.
- **`visible-once`**: The properties the element will equip once it is within view.
- **`hovered`**: The properties the element will equip when the pointer enters its area.
- **`focused`**: The properties the element will equip when the element receives focus.
- **`tapped`**: The properties the element will equip upon clicking (mouse) or tapping (touch devices).

You can also pass your variants as an object using the `:variants` prop.

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