
Hísi Anim adds smooth, modern scroll animations to any WordPress site — without bloat, without jQuery and without writing a single line of code. Pick an effect, and your headings, images, containers and sections animate beautifully as the visitor scrolls.
It is built for page builders: Elementor (classic and the new V4 atomic elements) and Bricks get native controls baked right into the editor, and any other builder — Gutenberg (block editor), Oxygen, Beaver Builder or your own theme — works too by simply adding a CSS class.
Hísi Anim combines two complementary techniques so you get the best of both worlds:
animation-timeline: view(). They progress as you scroll, tying the motion to the reading pace for a premium, high-end feel.You can even combine one Entrance effect with one Reveal on the same element and both play together, elegantly.
prefers-reduced-motion setting.Entrance effects (scroll-driven): Blur (vertical, left, right), Scale, Background zoom, Parallax, 3D rotate, Dim to light, Skew and Horizontal drift.
Reveals (on viewport entry): Blur up, Scale in, 3D tilt, Drift, Line reveal and Clip-path reveals (top, right, bottom, left).
A dedicated Hísi Anim section is added to every element:
A Hísi Anim control group on every Bricks element, with its own icon in the Style tab and in the element quick-access bar — entrance effect, reveal and reveal duration.
Add the classes to the element’s “CSS classes” field:
hisi-animha--scrollBlur, ha--scrollBlurLeft, ha--scrollBlurRight, ha--scrollScale, ha--scrollZoom, ha--scrollParallax, ha--scrollRotate, ha--scrollDim, ha--scrollSkew, ha--scrollDriftXha--blurUp, ha--scaleIn, ha--tiltIn, ha--drift, ha--lineReveal, ha--clipPathRight, ha--clipPathLeft, ha--clipPathTop, ha--clipPathBottomdata-anim-time="1.2" attributeThe engine detects elements injected dynamically (MutationObserver) and includes robust fallbacks, so animations trigger reliably even when the builder re-renders the page or IntersectionObserver doesn’t fire on first paint.
This plugin bundles the scroll-timeline polyfill by Robert Flack (https://github.com/flackr/scroll-timeline), licensed under the Apache License 2.0, used to support scroll-driven animations in browsers without native animation-timeline support.