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Actually, you solved it with the use of clone()!!! Thank you so much. Works perfectly now!

Thanks, Sahil. You are being tremendously helpful. One thing I'm nothing with the codepen above that the hover only works once. If you hover over the same thing repeatedly, the submenus no longer appear. Is there any easy way to fix this?

I'm running into one more problem. I've been banging my head against this for an hour and I'm not just not seeing it. The problem is that the LIs are being copied over without a UL. I've tried adding the wrap function but it doesn't seem to work. Could you show me the error of my ways? Thanks in advance,

You are awesome, Sahil. Thanks so much!

Hello Greensockers, I'm running into a problem that I hope is fairly simple. I would a menu to be split into two parts. The first part has the level one menu items. When these are hovered over, the children of the menu choice that is hovered over appear in the second part. The challenge is I don't know how to manipulate text. Ideally, I would not be using the text plugin to minimize the loading of libraries. Would welcome your help. Thank you in advance.

Thank you, Sahil !

Hi there, I've been banging my head against variants of this issue for a while now, and for some reason I haven't been able to figure it out. I've created two simple hover timelines. One works, and one does not. Specifically, the second version does not flip back. Can someone explain to me why this is the case? I'm sure it is simple but for some reason I am not seeing it. Thank you in advance.

Thanks very much, Sahil. I appreciate it!

Awesome! Thanks for pointing that out!

Hi there, I'm using cycle for the first time and am running into issues with using it and CSS together. I can make either one work fine separately but not together. My suspicion is that I am not using the correct syntax. Basically, I'm wanting each menu item to be indented a specific amount so they are presented as an angle. here is the actual application of my code here: Of course, there is the codepen above. https://www.3omsyoga.com/dev/ Would welcome your thoughts and assistance. Thank you in advance,.

Wow! Thanks for all of the help everyone! I was able to get this done and the results are looking really good. I really appreciate Greensock and this community. I am learning a ton. Thanks again!

Hi there, I'm running into challenges with doing a Ken Burns effect type rollover. I've reviewed some of the posting and assets here but I'm unable to discover what I'm doing wrong. I am hoping that we I use a starting point of "cover" and then do a gentle zoom based on a percentage off of that. Thank you in advance for your help.

This makes a lot of sense. Thank you for your help. These interactions are helping me get a much more solid understanding of Greensock. I really appreciate it.

Hi there, I'm wanting to apply animation to one element of a series. In the Codepen above, hovering of "hello" would make "hello" grow (instead of all of the LI elements). Is there a simple way to isolate one element? Thanks in advance for your help.

Thanks for the information. I understand that it's not totally a Greensock question so I appreciate your response.

Hi there, I am wanting to integrate Greensock with some popup windows for some Wordpress websites I'm developing. I've spent some time looking into different options and so far the best I've found is pop up maker (https://wordpress.org/plugins/popup-maker/). It doesn't seem very lightweight to me but I'm wondering if other people have had experience doing this and what tools they recommend. Ideally, I would have some sort of tool that tracks metrics and other things so I'm not wanting to build something from scratch.

Wow. Thank you for your help. This is a perfect solution, and it has given me a new way to think about how timelines work. So elegant. Thank you again.

Hi there, I'm trying to create a timeline that switches out a headline through an animation. In the case of the codepens below, I just want it to run through hello, how are you, so long. The problem is that I'm running into issues setting variables. Here is my first attempt to do this. It involved calling a function after the loop is completed. Here is my second, which involves doing a series of actions within the loop itself. Would welcome any help on this one. Thank you in advance.

Hi there, I'm trying to create a timeline that switches out a headline through an animation. In the case of the codepens below, I just want it to run through hello, how are you, so long. The problem is that I'm running into issues setting variables. Here is my first attempt to do this. It involved calling a function after the loop is completed. Here is my second, which involves doing a series of actions within the loop itself. Would welcome any help on this one. Thank you in advance.

Thanks! This makes a lot of sense. It is a very elegant solution. My last question is about the .reverse statement on line 9. it looks like what is happening that the whole timeline sequence completes and then reverses and returns to the beginning. If that's correct, then how come it takes place instantly. It seems that the delays built into the other lines are not having any effect on its initial run through. Thank you again for your help.

Wow... this is perfect. Thank you so much! Could you explain or point me to documentation that can me understand line 12 ( tl.reversed(!tl.reversed())). I'm especially puzzled by the exclamation point. Thank you in advance

Hi there, I'm trying to create an accordion style box that will smoothly open before content appears within. I'm trying to follow the in the footsteps of this post but have not met with success. Please review my codepen and provide any insight you have. thank you in advance.

Wow... thanks very much. This is really helpful. Strange that percent doesn't work so I used jquery to determine the size in pixels. I really appreciate Greensock and this forum. Such a powerful resource!

Hey there, I've been making slow but steady progress with Greensock. It's great. This is a challenge that seems like it should be easy, but somehow it is eluding me. All I want are clouds that are sliding endlessly across a stage. To me, animating the origin of the background seems like the easiest way to accomplish this. I can't get it to work. Thanks in advance for any help you are able to provide.

Wow... makes total sense. This gives me a totally different way of thinking about this sort of project. Thank you very much for your prompt and very helpful response!