Hugh Nivers

Bookmarked. Thanks.

Thanks. What's the easiest way to get to the best version? I'm just typing in TweenMax and accepting what CodePen gives me.

Thanks. I didn't realize that not having the function yet would break everything else. I commented it out and everything worked. Thanks for the pointer on targeting.

I go to the Greensock Docs and find a piece of code like this: TweenMax.set([obj1, obj2, obj3], {x:100, y:50, opacity:0}); I then take it over to my CodePen and use it as described, changing the properties I want to animate. It then doesn't work. Nowhere in that section of the doc does it talk about exceptions for SVGs. Is there a difference? What am I missing?

Thank you.

For some reason, Greensock is animating differently in the browser than in Codepen. Here's a video showing the difference:

For some reason, Greensock is animating differently in the browser than in Codepen. Here's a video showing the difference:

Awesome! Thank you.

Thank you Carl. That was easy. If I want to make it so the white rectangle scale on hover in the Y dimension only, I'll need to transform the origin to the bottom center of the rectangle. I did this before with CSS about a year ago and then it broke. Code rot? How would I do that as a transform or is there another/better way? Thx.

Hi, First post here so sorry if I'm asking something that has been answered, but I did a search and didn't find what I needed. Here's my project and what I'd like to do: Create a large infographic with lots of groups in Illustrator. Export the large infographic as ONE large SVG. Copy the inline SVG code and paste it into the body of an HTML page. Animate the individual elements of the ONE large SVG. I've attached a JPG of an example infographic. It contains ten sections. I'd like to be able to access individual SVG elements (e.g. <rect>, <g>, etc.) in each section and animate them using Greensock. Also, I attached a Codepen with a much simpler SVG with only two sections. I have tried to simply move the white rectangle in the top section but have been unable to. I set the id of the white rectangle to "logo." I'm just using the simple code from the first Jump Start tutorial. I'd like to be able to animate each of these elements on hover, clicking, etc. For example, in the codepen, I'd like to be able to rotate the wheel by clicking the "click me" button. Thanks.