\n \n \n Explaining the HTML\n<\/h2>\n\n

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• \nx-data=\"{ loading: true, open: false }\"<\/strong>: This attribute creates two state variables called loading and open. loading is initially set to true and open to false.<\/li>\n
• \nx-init=\"setTimeout(() => loading = false, 2000)\": This attribute sets loading to false after a delay of 2000 milliseconds (2 seconds), simulating the completion of the preloader.\n<\/pre>\n
• \nx-show=\"loading\"<\/strong>: This directive shows the preloader while loading is true.<\/li>\n
• \nx-show=\"!loading\"<\/strong>: This hides the main content until loading is set to false.<\/li>\n
• \n@click=\"open = !open\"<\/strong>: When the button is clicked, this toggles the value of open between true and false. Essentially, it shows or hides the elements.<\/li>\n
• \nx-show=\"open\"<\/strong>: This directive controls whether the
  containing each box is visible. It will only be visible if open is true.<\/li>\n
• \nx-transition<\/strong>: This directive adds a simple transition effect to make each box appear smoothly.<\/li>\n\n\n

  \n \n \n Basic CSS Structure\n<\/h2>\n\n

  To make the animation look even better, you can add a bit of CSS to style the container and boxes:
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