Share Posted May 11, 2022 Hey there, This is not really an issue but rather a way of improving and writing more efficiently. I am trying to find the best way to animate a fixed header after scrolling passed a specific threshold (i.e. 100px from the top). I'm currently achieving this by toggling a class, which works fine, although I'd prefer to leverage GSAP to animate it than CSS. You can also see that this is coupled with an animation that plays/reverses depending on the scroll direction. Effectively I am aiming for: Scroll down (hide) Scroll up (show) Scroll past 100px from top, apply styling such as `background`, `backdropFilter` and `borderColor`. function fnHeader( oComp ) { let oHeader = document.querySelector( '.c-header' ); let oHeaderInline = oHeader.querySelector( '.c_inline' ); /** * Toggle class on threshold */ gsap.from( document, { scrollTrigger: { start: 'top -100', end: 99999, toggleClass: { className: 'has-scrolled', targets: oHeader } } }); /** * Animate on up/down scroll direction */ const showInline = gsap.from( oHeaderInline, { yPercent: -100, paused: true, delay: .1, duration: .8, ease: Quart.easeInOut }).progress( 1 ); ScrollTrigger.create({ start: 'top -80%', end: 99999, onUpdate: ( self ) => { self.direction === -1 ? showInline.play() : showInline.reverse() } }); } Would anyone advise on a better approach? Thank you! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Share Posted May 11, 2022 Hi code, There are some super simple demos here... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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