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Hello, I'm pretty new at this and this is my first post so I'll try to be as clear as possible but bare with me please. The codepen attached is essentially what I want to do for this site in terms of functionality. I'm struggling with the menu portion because it is a horizontal website and I can't just add the ids to the href. I tried using scrollTo but I haven't had any luck so I'm wondering if someone can help me. The idea is to have the menu flow throughout all the sections in a sticky-like position. When you click on one of the menu links it sends you to the corresponding section regardless of where you are on the website. Right now I'm thinking scrollTo but I'm open to other methods/animations as long as it takes you to the particular sections which is what I can't figure out. I'd appreciate any help. Thanks!
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It is necessary that when clicked, the animation of the menu would work out and when clicked again, the menu would simply close, without reverse. But when you open the menu again, so that the animation is played again. I will be very grateful for your help) It is necessary that after opening the menu, the menuItemsAnimation animation is triggered.And after the menu was closed, it simply left with it, without reverse, so that the user would not wait until it worked.That is, so that it simply works every time it is opened
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http://clients.super-agency.com/test/index.html Hello, I made a menu with gsap, but after clicking on a different link from this menu and going back, the menu remains open, I couldn't find a solution, can you help? Where am I doing wrong? Menu code const ham = document.querySelector(".ham"); const menu = document.querySelector('.main-menu'); const links = menu.querySelectorAll('li a'); const menulist = document.querySelectorAll('.menu-list'); var tl = gsap.timeline({ paused: true }); tl.to(menu, { duration: 1, opacity: 1, height: '100vh', ease: 'expo.inOut', width: "100%", }) tl.from(menulist, { duration: .5, opacity: 0, height: '100vh', left: '0', ease: 'expo.inOut', }, "-=0.5"); tl.from(links, { opacity: 0, duration: 1.2, ease: "power4.out", y: 320, stagger: 0.1, }, "-=0.1"); tl.reverse(); ham.addEventListener('click', () => { menuBar.reversed(!menuBar.reversed()); tl.reversed(!tl.reversed()); }); var menuBar = gsap.timeline(); menuBar.to('.bar-1', 0.5, { attr: { d: "M8,2 L2,8" }, x: 1, ease: Power2.easeInOut }, 'start') menuBar.to('.bar-2', 0.5, { autoAlpha: 0 }, 'start') menuBar.to('.bar-3', 0.5, { attr: { d: "M8,8 L2,2" }, x: 1, ease: Power2.easeInOut }, 'start') menuBar.reverse(); Menu Codepen Code https://codepen.io/r3khchand/pen/MWbJOwz
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I'm working on a menu that needs to react differently for mobile vs desktop. I got it working but when I change the viewport width, the animation and reverse animation are bugged one time, after that they adept to the 'new' situation. On browser refresh it also works correctly. Can anyone point out why the animations don't work correctly when changing the viewport width the first time? If I look in the inspector I see the values being being used are still from the other timeline, even though the new screensize is active.. Item 2 slides out a sub-menu, other items should do the same but I left that out for now.
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Would you please help me to build the website like this https://www.goldinteractive.ch/, especially as it has used the data-feature, the attribute for animation?
