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what does mean end:"+=400" in GSAP scroll trigger

Abdul Majeed test
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In the code pen, I'm not able to understand what that +400 means in the scroll trigger end, Usually i use the end: "90%" to point the 90% of viewport to end it, 

 

But i have no idea about this "+=400", What this "+=" sign will do, Does it increment with 400 + 400 px ?, or what is the purpose, Kindly some one explain this, 

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  • Abdul Majeed changed the title to what does mean end:"+=400" in GSAP scroll trigger
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I don't think I can explain any better than the docs already do. What's not clear there?

 

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String | Number | Function - Determines the ending position of the ScrollTrigger. It can be any of the following:

  • String - Describes a place on the endTrigger (or trigger if one isn't defined) and a place on the scroller that must meet in order to end the ScrollTrigger. So, for example, "bottom center" means "when the bottom of the endTrigger hits the center of the scroller""center 100px" means "when the center of the endTrigger hits 100px down from the top of the scroller" (assuming vertical scroll). You can use keywords like "top", "bottom", "center" (or "left" and "right" if horizontal: true) or percentages like "80%" or pixel values like "100px". Percentages and pixels are always relative to the top/left of the element/viewport. You can also define a single relative value like "+=300" which means "300px beyond where the start is", or "+=100%" means "the height of the scroller beyond where the start is". "max" is a special keyword indicating the maximum scroll position.
  • Number - An exact scroll value, so 200 would trigger when the viewport/scroller scrolls by exactly 200 pixels.
  • Function - A function that gets called whenever the ScrollTrigger refreshes and calculates its positions (typically upon creation and any time the scroller resizes). It should return a String or Number, as described above. This makes it easy to dynamically calculate values. Like all callbacks, the function receives the ScrollTrigger instance itself as the only parameter.

This is a static position that is calculated when the ScrollTrigger is created and when the scroller is resized, based on where things are in the normal document flow. It is not constantly recalculated, so for example if you animate the trigger/endTrigger, it won't constantly update the start/end values accordingly because ScrollTrigger is highly optimized for performance. You can call ScrollTrigger.refresh() to force things to be recalculated. The default is "bottom top".

 

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