I am getting pin and snap problem while editing a code pen

[jesterRay]

I have taken a scroll effect from the codepen and tried to edit it. I want to create an effect where when the user scrolls a bit the page gets snapped to the top and also I want the page that is snapped to the top to get pin so the next page will show on top of that and while scrolling the pinned page don't scroll and remain fixed. the first problem I am facing is that pin is giving space at the top of the page which I don't want and also my page is not getting pinned and also my fifth page is not showing. why it is happening and how to solve it. (I am completely new in gsap)

index.html scroll.js

See the Pen RwqvXOd by Sanan-Abid (@Sanan-Abid) on CodePen

[GSAP Helper]

Howdy! I don't have a lot of time right now to dig into everything here, but I wanted to offer you some quick advice about how to get the most out of these forums...

 

Keep it simple. Don't list a bunch of requirements ("it should animate over each section, and gradient colors over those children, force animation on hero load and then have ScrollTrigger take over dynamically...and I think my code is a mess so please help clean it up" - that's too hard to follow). Just pick the very first thing and see if you can make that work. If you get stuck, post one question focused on that one piece, like "how can I pin each section one at a time?" Keep your CodePen focused only on that one piece with as little code/markup as possible. Then once that's answered, move on to your next question/problem. 

 

Baby steps 😉

 

Before you know it, things will fall into place one at a time.

 

Again, try not to list out all the problems. Break them apart. You'll get a lot more people willing to help you if you keep things simple and clear. A well-crafted minimal demo is GOLD around here - you'll get people falling over themselves to help you if you make a CodePen that's super clear and isolates the issue. Explain exactly how to reproduce the problem, like "scroll down to the blue section and notice how it pins before it hits the top of the viewport" for example.

 

Don't worry - this community has got your back when it comes to GSAP-specific questions. I just wanted to provide some pointers on how to help us help you.