DeLDesign

Yes. Thank you. Best to just stick with the css methods in most cases. It looks like you could only use a non-css tweening of width or height on the following elements: img, iframe, table, col, object. Can you think of others?

Forgive the newbie question but I'm having trouble beginning to learn this. I have a test page to play around with tweens and the basic TweenLite.to isn't working on a div, but IS on an image. I added an img, id="photo", above the three divs on super_basic_syntax.html. I'm trying to not include jQuery and use the most basic TweenLite code possible. function init() { var p1 = document.getElementById("photo"); var d1 = document.getElementById("div1"), d2 = document.getElementById("div2"), d3 = document.getElementById("div3"); //this works: TweenLite.to(p1, 1.5, {width:100, height:100}); //this doesn't. Have to use css on a div? TweenLite.to(d1, 1.5, {width:10, height:400}); //this works too. Referencing the photo id directly: TweenLite.to(photo, 2, {css:{rotation:30, scaleX:0.8}, delay:2}); } Do I have to use the css plugin methods when manipulating divs?