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# Reveal content

The **Reveal content** block shows content that **appears when the visitor scrolls** (or when another trigger occurs). It's used for subtle "animate in" effects so content doesn't all appear at once.

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## What you can do

* Place **any allowed blocks** inside the Reveal content block (text, image, button, etc.).
* The content is hidden initially and revealed when it enters the viewport (or according to the block's trigger).
* Optionally configure **animation style** (e.g. fade, slide) and **delay** when the block supports it.

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## Options

When available:

* **Style** — e.g. fade, slide up, zoom.
* **Threshold** — How much of the element must be visible before it animates (e.g. 25%).
* **Delay** — Delay before sibling elements animate (stagger effect).

Exact options depend on your theme and block configuration.


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