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Hey there! Is there a possibility to not animate an element when it is set on display none by CSS? My current project is based on Vue.js. So I don't have that window object on mounted to detect the viewport size. So I thought it might be a nice workaround to let the animation start only if the target element is set on display block. Or is the only solution another Vue plugin to get the viewport width? Thanks in advance Kerstin
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Hey guys, I just stumpled upon a problem that only occured in FireFox, giving me the very unspecific error message "NS_ERROR_FAILURE" when animating an SVG. In Chrome, it worked without a problem. After spending quite some time trying to find what's wrong, it turned out that there was an element that was hidden via display="none" for testing purposes but that was still being animated with GSAP. I created a simplistic test case, see the Codepen. In the uncompressed TweenMax.js, it's in line 3000: b = e.getBBox(); It's not a big issue now that I found out what was going on, but maybe this is something that GSAP could check and then just ignore the animation if the element is not visible anyway, to prevent others to run into this in the future.
