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Add class with different screen size and assign an animation to this particular class

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Hello guys,

I'm finding my code too complicated at this point. What I want to achive is add another class to a div when the screen size is < 768px. After that I'd like to assign an animation to this particular double class, in my example is : .main-navigation.mobile
Unfortunately nothing works, probably because greensock starts when the page is loaded and not when the screen is resized.
What do you think ... the code is above:
 

var $window = $(window);
var toggleNav = $('.toggle-nav');
var mainNav = $('.main-navigation');
var mainMenuList = $('.main-navigation.mobile ul li');


// Timeline for the Main Menu
var tl_menu = new TimelineLite({ 
    paused: true, 
    reversed: true
});
tl_menu
    .staggerFrom(mainMenuList, 0.3, {
        autoAlpha: 0,
        x: 10, 
        ease: Power1.easeOut 
    }, 0.2)

// Resize window
function resize() {
    if ($window.width() < 768) {
        return mainNav.addClass("mobile");
    }

    mainNav.removeClass("mobile");
}
$window
    .resize(resize)
    .trigger('resize');


$(".toggle-nav").on('click', function () {
    $('.menu-overlay').toggleClass("open");
    tl_menu.reversed() ? tl_menu.play() : tl_menu.pause(0).reversed(true);
});

 

Thanks,
Manny

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Hello @mannycode and welcome to the GreenSock Forum!

 

Looks like you were missing the jQuery JS and the TweenMax JS. You can add those by going to the JS panel. Click on the Gear icon and use the dropdown in codepen to add a JS library.

 

This video tut by the mighty @Carl can help on how to add JS GSAP to your codepen:

 

 

Happy Tweening! :)

 

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Sorry, I don't really understand the effect you want. 

You have like 800 lines of css and I don't understand what the nav should do when you apply the mobile class. It looks to me that its being hidden of screen somewhere. In cases like this the simpler you can make the demo the better.

 

I think in general what you need to do is create the animations that you need when the resize event meets the condition you are testing for, not before.

I think you were getting at this with your question. You can't create an animation on page load for something with class of mobile BEFORE that class has been applied. 

 

you can do something like this

 

function resize() {
  if ($window.width() < 768) {
    mainNav.addClass("mobile");
    TweenLite.to("body", 1, {backgroundColor:"white"})
    return;
  }
}

 

Or instead of creating a tween or timeline in the resize() function you can call another function that creates the animation

function resize() {
  if ($window.width() < 768) {
    mainNav.addClass("mobile");
    animateNewThings();
    return;
  }
}



function animateNewThings() {

  TweenLite.to("body", 1, {backgroundColor:"white"})
  TweenLite.to(".mobile", 1, {color:"green})

}

 

If you need more help please describe more of what you need to happen. Thx.

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Thanks guys,

@mikel your code is clean and with more easy logic. You understood my issue, but the only thing I wanted to do is use the same "main-navigation" nav, without create another div with another nav. Basically I want to create only one nav tag (to improve S.E.O.) and write less html code. Does it make sense for you? @Carl I hope you get it too.

Thank you again for your support.

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