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Title moving to next section using scrollTrigger

Kitson Chan test
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Hi guys. Recently I have seen a very impressive text title animation from a couple of websites. I was trying to copy the idea and us it on my own website. However I failed to achieve the effect after some trails. My final result is hoping to be similar to the following example  (https://www.signalworksarchitecture.com/ and https://outofthevalley.co.uk/our-story/). Is it done by moving the title element a proportional or a fixed distance according to the layout? Thank you :).

 

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Hi Kitson!

 

I think you might need to pin your titles.

 

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pin Boolean | String | Element - An element (or selector text for the element) that should be pinned during the time that the ScrollTrigger is active, meaning it will appear to "stick" in its starting position while the rest of the content continues scrolling underneath it. Only one pinned element is allowed, but it can contain as many elements as you want. Setting pin: true will cause it to pin the trigger element. Warning don't animate the pinned element itself because that will throw off the measurements (ScrollTrigger is highly optimized for performance and pre-calculates as much as possible). Instead, you could nest things such that you're animating only elements INSIDE the pinned element.

 

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8 minutes ago, Cassie said:

You'll need to play around with your start and end triggers to get that working!
 

 

 

If you add markers:true you can see where the triggers are

Playing with start and end seems to be not working well on different screen size. I have updated the codepen and it is working now. Anyway thx for all the help :D!

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