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Last edited Feb 23, 2012
Created on Feb 23, 2012

A hover effect on a single flower glyph demonstrates a 3D flip transition using CSS transforms. The span container applies a perspective value, while the inner div rotates from rotateX(90deg) to rotateX(0deg) on hover, with opacity transitioning from 0 to 1. The animation uses cubic-bezier timing functions for an accelerated, spring-like motion. No external libraries are required; the effect relies solely on CSS transitions and transform-origin set to center bottom, with the HTML containing just the flower character.

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