Mikhail V

@Rodrigo Whoa, that was a warm greeting and a very helpful answer, thanks! My use case is tweening URLs on the whole site. Every page is assembled and disassembled in its own way, it's not just uniform crossfades. This is how the end result should look like and this is the repository I'm working on. I'm still figuring out how to do this; should I use a single timeline, or multiple timelines, or multiple timelines on a single timeline... Any suggestions on how you would approach this are kindly welcome.

I'm integrating GSAP with React, and I bumped into a surprise: when I specify elements on animation timeline by classes / ids, and DOM nodes with those classes/ids are not yet mounted by React, GSAP will silently wait the amount of time designated for animating those missing elements without giving a clue on the fact that there is a problem. In React, where DOM nodes come and go, I badly need some console warnings for such cases. Can I somehow turn on warnings about missing elements on a timeline?