Changed "Bounce in" to "Bounce out" and viceversa on master branch, they were inverted. #101
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Swapped their names because they were inverted, "Bounce in" bounced out and viceversa, I changed them to make the animation correspond to the class name.
Swapped their names because they were inverted, "Bounce in" bounced out and viceversa, I changed them to make the animation correspond to the class name.
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Hi! I love your library, I've used it for my projects and I wanted to contribute since I noticed that on the demo site http://ianlunn.github.io/Hover/ and on the source files, "Bounce in" and "Bounce out" effects are inverted. "Bounce in" bounces out and "Bound out" bounces in. I made these changes to the source file and to the minified file as well, on the master branch and made a pull request for the gh-pages branch with the same changes.