You could use a hover or selected state so that the user would get a bigger view of the image if they either hover over the original image or selected the original image.
Created a layer called 'closer'. The 'closer' layer has the enlarged image, animated to grow with a duration of 1s triggered by the magnifier icon with the label reading "select to enlarge" with 'show layer' trigger . The 'closer' layer is limited to a 3s timeline. This layer has another variation of the magnifier icon labeled 'shrink'.
A trigger pauses this layer's timeline at 1.5s. The image has a shrink out animation with a duration of 1s. This layer's marker trigger resumes the timeline. A second trigger is set to hide the layer upon timeline end. This gives the illusion that the image is growing and shrinking.
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You could use a hover or selected state so that the user would get a bigger view of the image if they either hover over the original image or selected the original image.
You can fake a click by jumping to another slide with a zoom
Another option:
Created a layer called 'closer'. The 'closer' layer has the enlarged image, animated to grow with a duration of 1s triggered by the magnifier icon with the label reading "select to enlarge" with 'show layer' trigger . The 'closer' layer is limited to a 3s timeline. This layer has another variation of the magnifier icon labeled 'shrink'.
A trigger pauses this layer's timeline at 1.5s. The image has a shrink out animation with a duration of 1s. This layer's marker trigger resumes the timeline. A second trigger is set to hide the layer upon timeline end. This gives the illusion that the image is growing and shrinking.
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This is great, Olivers Learning! Thank you so much for sharing such detailed instructions on how you did this. Just what I was looking for!
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