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Hi we are looking for a full time vanilla javascript software engineer for cast.app, a silicon valley company There is $1000 referral if we hire the candidate. Job description is below but here are the highlights - Experienced vanilla Javascript, - 2+ years paid experience - Startup experience is a plus - equity + market salary, remote, 4K monitor + M1 MacBook Pro - DOM manipulation, javascript worker threads, fast synchronized animation of SVG and DOM experience is great to have https://cast.app/javascript-engineer Send resume to dickey at cast.app -
So I've just started learning GSAP and I recently faced a problem with something that I'm trying. So I have multiple div's with the same style as height:20px; background:red; . Now, I used gsap in this to increase the height of the div, which is triggered by clicked event, to 100px. But the problem i've faced is that when I try to animate only one div that has been clicked, both the div's seem to be animated. Now I know what the problem is here and I've even found the solution with jquery using $(this). But i want a Solution using Vanilla JS. Your help would be much appreciated. Thanks. My Code const div = document.querySelectorAll('div'); const divArr = Array.prototype.slice.call(div); const tl = gsap.timeline({ paused: true, reversed: true }); tl.to(divArr, { height: '100px', duration: 1 }) divArr.forEach(e => { e.addEventListener('click', function () { if (tl.reversed()) { tl.play(); } else { tl.reverse(this); } }) })
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Hello, I have a websocket project I'm working on. When a user joins the site they get a div created for them with an icon as background image. I have a function that runs on DOMContentLoaded that creates fake user divs and wanted to build a timeline of animation moving them around via the X and Y properties in TweenLite. I am really stuck scratching my head - my TimelineMax produces console logs on Update() but nothinggggg moves. I could really appreciate a second pair of eyes! I've distilled the function in question down to a codepen. Thank you in advance! Stephen
