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Update transition-group.md - add detail about prop moveClass #3075

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[Full Example](/examples/#list-transition)

### Custom TransitionGroup classes
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You can also specify custom transition classes for the moving element by passing the `moveClass` prop to `<TransitionGroup>`, just like [custom transition classes on `<Transition>`](https://vuejs.org/guide/built-ins/transition.html#custom-transition-classes).

## Staggering List Transitions {#staggering-list-transitions}

By communicating with JavaScript transitions through data attributes, it's also possible to stagger transitions in a list. First, we render the index of an item as a data attribute on the DOM element:
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