Logan Carlile

<p>Easy Page Transition is the easiest way to add page transition animations to your WordPress website.</p>
<p>A powerful plugin that is super simple to use, easily allowing you to select which type of page transition you prefer.</p>
<h3>Features</h3>
<p><strong>Page Transition Types</strong> – Select from a list of page transitions that will compliment your WordPress website.</p>
<p><strong>Color Selector</strong> – Select a color to use for specific page transitions.</p>
<h3>How to install Easy Page Transition.</h3>
<h3>Using WordPress Plugin Directory</h3>
<p>Navigate to the ‘Add New’ in the plugins dashboard<br />
Search for ‘Easy Page Transition’<br />
Click ‘Install Now’<br />
Activate the plugin on the Plugin dashboard</p>
<h3>Uploading it to WordPress</h3>
<p>Navigate to the ‘Add New’ in the plugins dashboard<br />
Navigate to the ‘Upload’ area<br />
Select easy-page-transition.zip from your computer<br />
Click ‘Install Now’<br />
Activate the plugin in the Plugin dashboard</p>
<h3>Via FTP</h3>
<p>Download easy-page-transition.zip<br />
Extract the easy-page-transition directory to your computer<br />
Upload the easy-page-transition directory to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory<br />
Activate the plugin in the Plugin dashboard</p>


Easy Page Transition

The easiest way to add page transitions to your WordPress website.

Tony Hayes

<p>Teleporter brings smooth SPA-like (Single Page Application) transitions to your WordPress site. External links work as normal, but new pages on the same site are faded in magically when they are loaded and pages that have already been visited are instantly faded back in without needing to reload.</p>
<p>Teleporter uses fullpage iframe swapping, rather than AJAX. So unlike AJAX Page Loaders, this means that all the javascript in any pages loaded will continue to run as it normally would, giving visitors a seamless experience while navigating your site.</p>


Teleporter

Great idea. Overall, it seems to work well. There is a PHP warning you should check out about "count()."

One other suggestion: There needs to be a way to make the plugin ignore certain links. For example, at my website clicking reply in the comments doesn't work on the first click because this plugin thinks it needs to do something. Besides that, maybe someone just wants a certain internal link to cause a full/regular page reload.

I love the effect though. :)

Great idea

Seamless fading page loading transitions via the Browser History API.

Easy Page Transition vs Teleporter