Jerrys

Ah! Thanks!

A search of greensock.com turns up very little for information on .setTween I get the feeling .setTween is being retired. Can anybody point me to the documentation for .setTween? Thanks in advance!

Now it's working. Sorry. It was really an HTML question. But I was happy to see how you guys work. Thanks!

Still not working. You know I like the way the text looks on Joe's. Does yours look the same?

Thanks Joe. That'll probably work best. Jonathan, yours didn't seem to work in my browser.

Just imagine a door that slides inside a frame that is concealed before you slide it closed. So when it is half done, you only see half the door. I never should have mentioned scaling. I'm just wondering broadly how to do that. I'm pretty sure I could work out the details. Maybe somebody has a clever idea. Can I use z value effectively with gsap to determine which <div>s are on top? Or, in my sliding door example, on bottom?

What's the easiest way to slide a square div into position from the side so that it appears to scale horizontally from 0% to 100%? Do I have to somehow use a mask? Thanks!

How about iPads? I read something recently that made me think that scroll runs into problems in iPads. I even went to amazon to look at the book for velocity.js and around p. 135 they mention scroll and touchpads and say that a full discussion is beyond the scope of the book! Well, it's not as bad as reading font contracts. No forums with guys like Shaun to help a grasshopper out there. Carl, everytime I post, I have to identify mountains or trees.

Thanks Shaun! That'll certainly get me started. Will that work on all the browsers? Do you have a donate button somewhere? I want to send you a six-pack!

Thanks! Let me see! Fingers crossed!

All I want is to use waypoints to trigger an alert when I scroll and get to a div with id=project01. I am using the the non-jQuery version, ie the no frameworks version of waypoints. I will iink to the no frameworks version of waypoints in my HTML with script tags. I will also link to a main.js file. The main.js file at the moment only has that snippet. It does not work. All I need is the entire main.js file that will trigger an alert. Once I have that, I will animate better than Looney Tunes and I will do it all with GSAP. I will be heralded and win many prizes and do GSAP proud.

I'm looking right at it. But I believe you too! Forums are acting stranger and stranger. Here it is again: http://imakewebthings.com/waypoints/

Yes Shaun. I linked to before I introduced the snippet.

No worries. I'll find some other bench to sleep on... But yes, I checked out all those links I'm pretty sure. But I'll check again.

There isn't really much to put in a codepen. Most of it would just be that snippet. I just can't determine whether that is sufficent for a .js file or whether it needs more around it. Safari doesn't like it. But that's all the guy has on his web page. T.S. Elliot said: Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.