Hello Tin,
Both views's "Animation" and "Classes" are only available at designtime. Finally what AB do is to place these both options' values inside the class attribute of the views' root HTML element. So, for example, we can get our view's HTML like the below one:
Knowing that, we can use a bit of Javascript in order to modify the class attribute of a view, for example, using certain view's class or their name, which is also an identifier ready to be used:
Hello Tin,
About your first issue, maybe the question is where you place that code. I test it in the Show event of an app's view and works as expected.
About your second question, place a "Button1" control in an app's view; set the "Classes" variable of that control to "animated flash"; finally place the below code in the control's Click event:
I am not sure if the above can be enough, but, are close to that the animation CSS classes can offer to us.
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