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Hi all

I don't have any code for my question about css pseudo-class usage.

 

I'd like to build ::after and ::before with set() and i failed.

So in my wishes i'd like to make a cool animation with ::after ans ::before and I'm afraid to fail again.

 

I saw a tuto on GreenStock which speak about CSSRulePlugin (here) but I don't know if this plugin is in the TweenMax.min.js file that I utilise to be sure to have the max of possibility.

 

hummm I think i'm a little bit lost  :shock:  :-P

 

thank you for your help

See the Pen enhFy by jonathan (@jonathan) on CodePen

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Hello kri2sis, and welcome to the GreenSock Forum!

 

You must use the old syntax :before and :after, but not the new CSS3 syntax for pseudo-elements ::before and ::after

 

I believe this has been answered in a previous Forum topic: CSSRulePlugin not animating pseudo element before

 

And my codepen example from that forum topic:

 

 

TweenMax.js includes all of the following:

  • TweenLite
  • TweenMax
  • TimelineLite
  • TimelineMax
  • EasePack
  • CSSPlugin
  • RoundPropsPlugin
  • BezierPlugin
  • AttrPlugin
  • DirectionalRotationPlugin
But Jack and Carl would be the best to confirm it.
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Ok..... I understand now if i had a doubt...

So for me to keep in my mind, :

- first, we place css rules in css file

- and then, we could use these css rules into GSAP script file..

Isn't it ? I'm wrong ?

 

whatever, a big thank to you both for your help  :|

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