Description:
Currently, in the code implementing a typing effect, the effect is applied sequentially to elements with the class .typingeffect. This means that the typing effect starts on one element and then proceeds to the next after a delay. The desired behavior is for the typing effect to start simultaneously on all elements when the window loads.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Add multiple elements with the class
typingeffect in an HTML file.
- Apply the existing JavaScript typing effect.
- Load the page and observe that the typing effect starts one after the other (sequentially).
Expected Behavior:
All elements with the class typingeffect should start the typing effect at the same time when the window loads, without any delay between elements.
Current Behavior:
The typing effect on multiple elements starts one by one, sequentially, with a delay for each element.
Environment:
- Browser: Chrome, Firefox, etc.
- Operating System: Any
Description:
Currently, in the code implementing a typing effect, the effect is applied sequentially to elements with the class
.typingeffect. This means that the typing effect starts on one element and then proceeds to the next after a delay. The desired behavior is for the typing effect to start simultaneously on all elements when the window loads.Steps to Reproduce:
typingeffectin an HTML file.Expected Behavior:
All elements with the class
typingeffectshould start the typing effect at the same time when the window loads, without any delay between elements.Current Behavior:
The typing effect on multiple elements starts one by one, sequentially, with a delay for each element.
Environment: