> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.openspaces.design/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.openspaces.design/plain-jane-interactive/theme-settings/animations.md).

# Animations

> **What You’ll Learn**
>
> * How to enable page load transitions
> * How to control the speed of your page animations

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### About This Setting

The **Animations** setting in Plain Jane themes lets you control how your pages animate when they first load. This is a simple way to add polish and improve the visual flow of your site.

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### Page Transitions

#### Page Transition Animation

Choose how your page appears when it loads:

* **None** — No animation
* **Fade In** — Smooth fade effect as the page loads

#### Transition Duration

* Adjust the time (in seconds) the animation lasts
* Use the slider or input box (e.g. `1s`, `2s`) to fine-tune the speed

> ✨ A 1-second fade is a balanced choice that feels smooth but not slow.

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### When to Use It

Use the Fade In animation if:

* You want to reduce harsh transitions between pages
* Your site includes large background images or video
* You're aiming for a refined or cinematic aesthetic

Avoid using if:

* You want the fastest load times with no effects
* Your store relies on rapid navigation between product pages

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