Why do paragraphs always fade in Webflow animations, even when set to slide in or out, grow, or shrink?

In Webflow, paragraphs (or any text elements) may appear to fade in or out even when using slide, grow, or shrink animations due to the default behavior of how these animations are applied to elements.

When you apply a slide, grow, or shrink animation to an element in Webflow, it creates a transition effect by changing the element's position, scale, or opacity over time. By default, the opacity property is included in the animation, causing the element to fade in or out alongside the other transformations.

To avoid the fading effect and make the element maintain its opacity during the animation, you can modify the animation settings. Here's how you can achieve this:

1. Select the element you want to animate.
2. In the right sidebar, go to the "Animations" tab.
3. Locate the animation you applied to the element, and click on the gear icon to edit its settings.
4. In the animation settings, you'll find a section called "While scrolling in view." This section controls the different settings for the animation, including opacity.
5. To prevent the fading effect, simply set the opacity value to 100% (if you want the element to start fully opaque) or the desired opacity value.
6. Save the changes.

By modifying the opacity value in the animation settings, you can ensure that the paragraph or text elements maintain a consistent appearance without fading during slide, grow, or shrink animations.