Module: tss_renderer_time

this module implements a temporal renderer that schedules the document presentation accordingly after the ontssparserready event is triggered. It also extends the DOM elements with the computed TSS properties and events, so that these can still be read or updated at any time, as demonstrated in the examples below.
Source:
Examples
// Ex1: specify that the children elements will presented in sequence.
CSS syntax -> selector { timing-container: seq; }
JS syntax -> object.style.timingContainer = "seq";
             console.log(object.style.timingContainer); // seq
// Ex2: specify that the element will start with a delay of 2s.
CSS syntax -> selector { timing-delay: 2s; }
JS syntax -> object.style.timingDelay = "2s";
             console.log(object.style.timingDelay);    // 2
// Ex3: set the element's presentation state to running.
CSS syntax -> selector { timing-play-state: running; }
JS syntax -> object.style.timingPlayState = "running";
             console.log(object.style.timingPlayState); // running
// Ex4: run a custom function when the onbegin event is triggered
HTML syntax -> <element onbegin=”SomeJavaScriptCode”>...</element>
JS syntax -> object.onbegin=function(){SomeJavaScriptCode};