Tony_ton

Hello @Rodrigo, thanks for your answer) Perhaps it’s better to reconsider my approach to animation

Hello, I wanted to ask - is it possible to run the from() animation on an element after the to() animation has worked on it? Here's an example, first I run the to() animation: let hideSearchTl = gsap.timeline({ defaults: { ease: 'cubic-1', duration: 0.2, overwrite: true, }, }), elements = $('selector'); hideSearchTl.to(elements, { width: 0, autoAlpha: 0, padding: 0, }); Then, when performing certain actions, I want to return the element with a from() animation: hideSearchTl.from(elements, { width: 0, autoAlpha: 0, padding: 0, }); Using reverse() is not entirely suitable (or I don’t know how to use it) because it “reverses” the easy property. I need easy the same as in to() animation. As far as I understand the complexity in the filled style attribute, I just can’t come up with a solution.