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Quick question. If I use the .load to change the content of a div, after it loads I want to have things animate on it, how can I get around "cannot tween null object" error? I know the elements don't exist yet, but I am having trouble figuring where to put the $(document).ready function. function animate_focalTag(event){ focalTag.animate_focalTag(), $("#content").load("focalPoints.html"), $(document).ready(function(){ var pTab = document.getElementById('pTab'); var vTab = document.getElementById('vTab'); var aTab = document.getElementById('aTab'); TweenLite.to(pTab, 1, {left:0, delay:5}); }); } I tried putting it at the end of the html I load, but then I get weird errors from jquery.
