sitherikb

better re-allocation of resources for simple fades: http://codepen.io/jedierikb/pen/WrXwZN

Hello Greensock community. I adapted this example [http://vuejs.org/examples/modal.html] from vue.js to use greensock to find out what was involved. I hope this example is helpful to others out there. Suggestions or thoughts welcome. Erik

You're right -- it does not happen on w10 ff42. Mac only perhaps. And, interestingly, getBoundingClientRect should work (good suggestion), but does not solve the issue: http://codepen.io/jedierikb/pen/QjRWyg

And a workaround is to add a textnode to the element. Since I do not want one there, I set it nearly invisible and very small. http://codepen.io/jedierikb/pen/PPgvjr Making it actually invisible does not trigger the repaint.

Distilled this bug so far I even removed greensock. Seems to be a firefox bug with repainting transformed elements when you modify backgroundPosition. Desperate to find a way to force a repaint; jiggling the window will most times force a repaint of the element. Any ideas? Filed this: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1227012

minor issue, if even an issue. your example is trying to load some js from your server and failing to do so. http://greensock.com/_js/jquery/jquery.ui.touch-punch.js Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)

Two questions about my sketch. [1] I expected my tween to rotation: 90 to stop directly on top of the white line in my sketch. What am I doing wrong? Note: there are going to be many of these planes spinning around together so I applied "perspective" to the parent #a instead of transformPerspective (as described here https://greensock.com/css3/ ) [2] What values would I adjust to make the bottom of the red panel never dip below the bottom of the blue line? It is okay if the panel swings above the top green line. I want it to look like the "camera" is on the floor, watching a door open.

Thanks! I've many tweens where sometimes they have >0 durations, but sometimes they have to just jump to their destinations. I could check for duration before tweening and call set or to depending. But it feels cleaner to just use duration 0.

Is there an example of how you could use draggable on a child element to move its parent element (and the child element)?