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how can I make the image to fade in one at a time .I have 4 images but want it to fade in one at a time.

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Per Google:
To make four images fade in one by one on a website builder, use the builder's Slider/Carousel feature with autoplay and no navigation, or use its built-in Animation/Interaction tools to set sequential opacity changes (0% to 100%) with delays, or for advanced builders, add a small snippet of CSS/JavaScript with animation delays for each image. The easiest method is usually a slider/carousel component configured for a seamless, timed slideshow. 
Method 1: Using Slider/Carousel (Easiest for Most Builders)
  1. Add a Slider: Find a "Slider," "Carousel," or "Slideshow" element in your website builder's component library (e.g., Wix, Squarespace, Shopify).
  2. Add Images: Add each of your four images as separate slides within the slider.
  3. Configure Settings:
    • Autoplay: Turn this ON.
    • Transition: Set to "Fade" (not "Slide").
    • Arrows/Dots: Hide or delete the navigation arrows and dots for a cleaner look.
    • Speed/Delay: Adjust the time between slides (e.g., 3-5 seconds) so each image stays visible long enough.
  4. Style: Set the slider as a background or ensure images fill the space for a seamless transition. 
Method 2: Using Animation/Interactions (For Builders like Webflow)
  1. Stack Images: Place all four images in the same spot (use  or similar) so they overlap. Set initial opacity to 0 for all.
  2. Create Interaction: Use the builder's interaction panel (e.g., on page load).
  3. Sequence Animations:
    • Image 1: Animate opacity from 0% to 100% (no delay).
    • Image 2: Animate opacity from 0% to 100% with a delay (e.g., 3 seconds).
    • Image 3 & 4: Continue adding delays for each subsequent image. 
Method 3: Using Code (For Advanced Builders/Custom Code Areas)
  1. Structure HTML: Wrap your images in a container and give each image a unique ID or class (e.g., <img id="img1" >).
  2. Add CSS: Use CSS @keyframes for the fade and animation-delay for sequencing.
  3. Add JavaScript (Optional): Use a small script to loop through images and set opacity, triggering the next one. 

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