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  1. Hi everyone! I am trying to create a sticky block that scrolls with two columns. The right column (with the image) should stack like this. However, the left part with the text should stack at the same time but below the previous text.
  2. Hello everyone. I'm in a pickle. Here you can see the page I'm trying to develop. The idea is: the page is divided into several sections. Upon scrolling, each section stays sticky while the next one overlaps it. Everything would be fine, but section 3 contains several blocks with horizontal scrolling. And this section 3 doesn't stay sticky as the rest of the section. I'm only a beginner in GSAP and I don't know how to fix this issue. I will be very happy for any help or advice. Thank you in advance.
  3. Hello, I have a problem with ScrollTrigger. I want to achieve a similar effect to what you see on this page: Julian Fella in the section where the text "I HELPED COMPANIES GENERATE" appears. Currently, my container is pinned at the bottom, and the animation starts too early. I’m unsure how to delay it. Could you help me with this issue?
  4. Hey, Im working on a fullscreen slideshow that goes to the next section when i scroll. I created the slideshow first without the slides being position: sticky and this worked perfectly: https://codepen.io/remcovb/pen/wvbaRJe But when added postion: sticky to the sections, the slideshow only works when going down and breaks when going back up: https://codepen.io/remcovb/pen/KKLpbgQ Anyone with a solution for this?
  5. Hi there, I’m having an issue implementing a design where a vertical scroll transitions to a horizontal. The sticky horizontal scroll section is jumping when the transition happens. I have done a similar setup that doesn‘t include scroller: ".outer" where it does not occur, how ever this content will be loaded in a modal and from what I have ready I need to use scroller so it is not connected to the body container. You will see the first image jump upwards when rapidly scrolling. It seems to occur more on the first and last couple images. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  6. Hello everyone, Hope you all are doing good. I need some assistance on the GSAP scroll trigger. I have a section like this https://prnt.sc/KSmvaP4g6Mdk My requirements and some screenshots are given below: When scrolling down: 1. As the user scrolls, the section becomes sticky, limited to the top portion shown in the screenshot. https://prnt.sc/i6ZtbL_a_5_G 2. Initially, the first content on the left side becomes active, and the right side image matches the first content's image. like this https://prnt.sc/rrkB5EFo6W91 3. When scrolling further, the second content on the left becomes active, and the right side image changes to match the second content's image. 4. This pattern continues, with the third content becoming active, and then the section stops being sticky, allowing the user to move to the next section. When scrolling up: 1. The sticky section reappears at the top, containing the third content on the left, and the right side image matching the third content's image. 2. Scrolling up again activates the second content on the left, changing the right side image accordingly. 3. Similarly, scrolling further up activates the first content on the left, and the right side image updates to match. 4. After the first content is active, the sticky section is no longer sticky, and the user can continue scrolling to the previous section. I have implemented it a little bit in Codepen (link here). But I tried to make it sticky and exactly my requirement. How can I achieve this?
  7. Hey guys, I'm pretty new to GSAP as a whole, so I apologise if I'm missing something obvious! I've been reading the forums and documentation over the past weeks and some of the solutions worked great for some of the issues I found myself into, so thanks for that! I'm trying to achieve the normal behaviour of a position: sticky; element, while enjoying the awesome ScrollSmoother Plugin. I somewhat achieved what I was going after, but the way I did it feels kinda wrong, so I'm guessing if there is a better way to achieve the same result. Please, take a look at the start and end values, pinSpacing doesn't seem to make a difference in this example. Thanks in advance ツ ScrollTrigger.create({ markers: true, trigger: stickyTrack[i], pin: stickyEl[i], start: () => `-=${gsap.getProperty(":root", "--siteHeader-height")}`, end: () => `+=${stickyTrack[i].offsetHeight - stickyEl[i].offsetHeight}`, pinSpacing: false });
  8. Hi there, I'm trying to do the same animation as this website: https://www.jomor.design/ in the work section half window scroll I'm having trouble getting it. I couldn't figure out how he did it. I kinda mimicked it using position sticky but I had to remove overflow-x: hidden from html & body, and it made huge horizontal scroll since i had many section overflowing. I tried to do it with gsap but the best I can manage is what you can see on codepen. I'm running out of ideas to try, and I'd love some tips please Thanks in advance
  9. We need to fix a particular section and scroll timeline on mouse wheel up & down with sticky title and year. section should be scrollable after timeline end. We have attached a video link:- https://www.dropbox.com/s/7bssu94w4c29cv5/SemaConnect_Motion_Timeline.mp4?dl=0
  10. Can anyone help me out this. I just want sticky section with smooth scroll. https://codepen.io/farrukh1194/pen/KKNLOZY
  11. teejay_hh

    ScrollTo and position Sticky

    Hi, I have build a really small component (see codepen) which is a list of entries with the first being sticky element. I would like to scroll to an entry which seem slightly buggy due to the sticky element, or I am doing something wrong. If you click on the the last element you will see what the problem is. It works well for entries where scrolling is required, but if en entry sits at the end (entry 9 for instance), where we can't scroll to, then the scroller does not scroll to very end but leaves the gap at the bottom (offset of 30px). Is there a way around this (without adding a margin-bottom to the ul list). I hope I could explain it well, if not, please let me know and will try to elaborate. Best regards Thomas PS: the markup can't be changed
  12. sugo

    Cinema spotlight

    Hello I just started out with GreenSock for a one page scroll site, and I have to say, i love it! I'm having a little trouble with something though. I'm trying to make a cinema light, or searchlight if that's a better term. The spotlight has to move around with the mouse and the gradient should stretch/rotate and follow it. I think this demo will make things more clear: http://codepen.io/sugomi/pen/shrDl anyone can help me with this? Thx in advance
  13. Thales Ribeiro

    Sticky header animation onScroll

    Hi there, i'm trying to do one of those animations on the header as you scroll down. I want it to be a very nice and smooth transition. I'm trying to do in such a way that i could easily re-use the code in different projects, just changing the timeline animation. Basically, when you scroll down 50px, an animation would play instantly, at the moment i'm adding a class "sticky" to my header, so i can control the position thru css, but i can't get the animation working. I'm sure there's something missing on my code, just can't figure out what it is. $(function() { var header = $(".header"); $(window).scroll(function() { var scroll = $(window).scrollTop(); if (scroll >= 50) { header.removeClass('not-sticky').addClass("sticky"); console.log("sticky") } else { header.removeClass("sticky").addClass('not-sticky'); console.log("notsticky") } }); }); var headerAnim = new TimelineLite({}); headerAnim.to(".sticky", 1, {css:{background:'#ccc'}, color:'#fff', ease:Back.easeOut}); //>> animate logo in, etc
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