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Hello, thanks in advance for replying. I am trying to change a Timeline.vars.css property on the fly (changing it on the onStart event). When I change it without navigating through the timeline (using play or seek) it works. The problem is when I use play('hide'). Although the onStart event gets called, I'm not being able to change the vars.css property. Here are samples of my code: function getAnimateOut () { tl = new TimelineLite({onStart: onHideFunctions, onStartParams: ["{self}"], onComplete: next}); // ... here I add some childs } onHideFunctions = function (tl) { var children = tl.getChildren(); $.each(children, function (index, child) { if (child.vars.marginLeft) child.vars.marginLeft = 675.5; if (child.vars.css && child.vars.css.marginLeft) child.vars.css.marginLeft = 675.5; console.log('============'); console.log(child.vars.css); console.log(child.vars.marginLeft); } From my point of view, what's happening is that css properties are inside child.vars.css when I do not use play('hide'), while css properties get into child.vars (i.e. child.vars.marginLeft) when I do use play('hide'). This is the console output for the console.logs: ============ (normal behavior, css property effectively gets changed) undefined 675.5 ============ (this is after I do play('hide'). Althought marginLeft property gets changed, it's not what happens on the element Object {clearProps: "all", marginLeft: 675.5} undefined ============ It's also worth mentioning that this tween is nested inside another: tween = new TimelineLite(); tween.add(getNavigationTween()) .add('show') .add(getAnimateIn(), 'show') .add('hide', '+=5') .add(getAnimateOut(), 'hide'); Seems like a strange behavior to me. Please let me know if I'm doing something wrong. Thank you.
