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  1. Jonathan,

     

    Thank you for that info.  I removed the css transition, delayed the font resizing and shrunk down the pixel depth for the images on that page.  This helped the performance and it's running much better!    I may still code pen it out but for now I'm pretty happy with it.  I added some deep linking with jquery.address which is coming together nicely.

     

    Thank you for your help!

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  2. I have created a sliding portfolio gallery type of page and having the hardest time getting safari in particular to render smooth animations and scrollto's.  I originally was using scrollmagic and tweenmax which was extremely choppy and could not be used, I re-wrote the page to use only Tweenmax and the ScrollToPlugin, it's much better now, but when I have the images visible, the page is still a bit choppy.  I am wondering if there is anything I can do to up the performance.

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    http://melissamorgandesign.com/portfolio

     

    Here are the tweens that are going on, the trouble seems to be scaling the div/bgimage while scrolling with scrollto.  Going horizontal also adds a wrinkle.  

     

    	TweenMax.to(window, 1.5, {scrollTo:{x:$("#div" + section).offset().left - 30}});
    	TweenMax.to("#div" + section, 1, {width:"60vw"});
    	TweenMax.to("#div" + section + " .subsection1", 0.2, {height:" 30vh", delay:0});
    	TweenMax.to("#div" + section + " .subsection2", 0.2, {height:" calc(70vh - 3.5vw)", delay:0});
    	TweenMax.to("#div" + section + " .subsection1 h2", 0.5, {fontSize: "48px",autoRound: true, delay:1});
    	TweenMax.to("#div" + section + " .subsection1 .portfolio-description", 0.5, {autoAlpha: 1, display:'block', delay:1});
    	TweenMax.to("#div" + section + " .next-jump", 0.5, {autoAlpha: 0, delay:.1});

     

    Any thoughts for smoothing this out?

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