It is possible?
I mean this:
<div style="?css animation?"> Content </div>
It can be any tag, or maybe triggering the animation or transition from other tag. This question is because I will like to use animations and transitions in a web app, but this app just let me use css included in the style tag attribute.
Pseudo clases I guess are out of the question so I can not trigger transitions, neither I can use javascript, so onmouseover or similar kind of stuff are out of the question.
Animations on the other hand needs their keyframes settings, and I can not set keyframes inside a style tag.. (or can I?). I read something similar here: https://css-tricks.com/animate-to-an-inline-style/ But I guess it would not work for what I am asking.
Not sure if there is a hack to import a css from an attribute or just achieve animations in chrome browsers (another thing, I have not access to the head section of the html).
Yeah I know, it seems mission impossible, I was just wonder in case there is some kind of trick to achieve this even if the animation is very limited. Thanks for your time.
No, afaik.
Atleast not for those animations that require :hover or keyframes as you mentioned. However, it is possible by including animations attached to <style> contained within the same html page. Or by injecting css code using js code on the same html page . This suits if you are okay with CSS resting in the same file.
The link you've mentioned is NOT using inline CSS for animation; it has a separate CSS file.