How to animate my element using Anime.JS?
I'm using Articulate Storyline to create some cool javascript animations...
First I need to find and select the element that I'm going to animate...
I'm using jQuery to select elements by finding their CSS class. I can find elements by pretty much any data attribute assigned to them, in this case, it's aria-label. So my selector will look something like this:
$('[aria-label="my_image"]')
I need to take another step though. Storyline converts almost everything you put on a slide into an SVG when it gets published. It wraps the SVG with HTML DIV tag which holds our aria-label. Therefore, I actually want to apply my effects on SVG within the DIV so I select it like so:
$('[aria-label="my_image"] svg')
Now I have my element I can use TweenLite from GreenSock or any JS animation engine to make some animations to it. For instance, the following code will find the "myElement" and pushes it to the right...
Note: "myElement" element is an image on my Storyline stage. and the code executes when a button is clicked.
var item = $('[aria-label="myElement"] svg')
go();
function go() {
TweenLite.to(item, 1, {left:"63px"});
}
Now I want to use Anime.JS Animation Engine instead of TweenLite and I'm confused why it doesn't work? and how to make it work?
var item = $('[aria-label="spinner"] svg')
go();
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: '#item',
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
I don't know how to reference my target? I've tried :
targets: '#item',
targets: '.item',
targets: 'item',
Any Idea is greatly appreciated...
javascript jquery animation anime.js
edited Nov 23 at 9:04
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I'm using Articulate Storyline to create some cool javascript animations...
First I need to find and select the element that I'm going to animate...
I'm using jQuery to select elements by finding their CSS class. I can find elements by pretty much any data attribute assigned to them, in this case, it's aria-label. So my selector will look something like this:
$('[aria-label="my_image"]')
I need to take another step though. Storyline converts almost everything you put on a slide into an SVG when it gets published. It wraps the SVG with HTML DIV tag which holds our aria-label. Therefore, I actually want to apply my effects on SVG within the DIV so I select it like so:
$('[aria-label="my_image"] svg')
Now I have my element I can use TweenLite from GreenSock or any JS animation engine to make some animations to it. For instance, the following code will find the "myElement" and pushes it to the right...
Note: "myElement" element is an image on my Storyline stage. and the code executes when a button is clicked.
var item = $('[aria-label="myElement"] svg')
go();
function go() {
TweenLite.to(item, 1, {left:"63px"});
}
Now I want to use Anime.JS Animation Engine instead of TweenLite and I'm confused why it doesn't work? and how to make it work?
var item = $('[aria-label="spinner"] svg')
go();
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: '#item',
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
I don't know how to reference my target? I've tried :
targets: '#item',
targets: '.item',
targets: 'item',
Any Idea is greatly appreciated...
javascript jquery animation anime.js
edited Nov 23 at 9:04
DestinatioN
1,2481326
asked Nov 23 at 9:02
Sara Ree
86
Shouldn’t it just betargets : item? Sinceitemis a variable that you declared earlier
– Kokodoko
Nov 23 at 9:10
Thank you very much
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:14
add a comment |
I'm using Articulate Storyline to create some cool javascript animations...
First I need to find and select the element that I'm going to animate...
I'm using jQuery to select elements by finding their CSS class. I can find elements by pretty much any data attribute assigned to them, in this case, it's aria-label. So my selector will look something like this:
$('[aria-label="my_image"]')
I need to take another step though. Storyline converts almost everything you put on a slide into an SVG when it gets published. It wraps the SVG with HTML DIV tag which holds our aria-label. Therefore, I actually want to apply my effects on SVG within the DIV so I select it like so:
$('[aria-label="my_image"] svg')
Now I have my element I can use TweenLite from GreenSock or any JS animation engine to make some animations to it. For instance, the following code will find the "myElement" and pushes it to the right...
Note: "myElement" element is an image on my Storyline stage. and the code executes when a button is clicked.
var item = $('[aria-label="myElement"] svg')
go();
function go() {
TweenLite.to(item, 1, {left:"63px"});
}
Now I want to use Anime.JS Animation Engine instead of TweenLite and I'm confused why it doesn't work? and how to make it work?
var item = $('[aria-label="spinner"] svg')
go();
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: '#item',
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
I don't know how to reference my target? I've tried :
targets: '#item',
targets: '.item',
targets: 'item',
Any Idea is greatly appreciated...
javascript jquery animation anime.js
edited Nov 23 at 9:04
DestinatioN
1,2481326
asked Nov 23 at 9:02
Sara Ree
86
I'm using Articulate Storyline to create some cool javascript animations...
First I need to find and select the element that I'm going to animate...
I'm using jQuery to select elements by finding their CSS class. I can find elements by pretty much any data attribute assigned to them, in this case, it's aria-label. So my selector will look something like this:
$('[aria-label="my_image"]')
I need to take another step though. Storyline converts almost everything you put on a slide into an SVG when it gets published. It wraps the SVG with HTML DIV tag which holds our aria-label. Therefore, I actually want to apply my effects on SVG within the DIV so I select it like so:
$('[aria-label="my_image"] svg')
Now I have my element I can use TweenLite from GreenSock or any JS animation engine to make some animations to it. For instance, the following code will find the "myElement" and pushes it to the right...
Note: "myElement" element is an image on my Storyline stage. and the code executes when a button is clicked.
var item = $('[aria-label="myElement"] svg')
go();
function go() {
TweenLite.to(item, 1, {left:"63px"});
}
Now I want to use Anime.JS Animation Engine instead of TweenLite and I'm confused why it doesn't work? and how to make it work?
var item = $('[aria-label="spinner"] svg')
go();
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: '#item',
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
I don't know how to reference my target? I've tried :
targets: '#item',
targets: '.item',
targets: 'item',
Any Idea is greatly appreciated...
javascript jquery animation anime.js
javascript jquery animation anime.js
edited Nov 23 at 9:04
DestinatioN
1,2481326
asked Nov 23 at 9:02
Sara Ree
86
edited Nov 23 at 9:04
DestinatioN
1,2481326
asked Nov 23 at 9:02
Sara Ree
86
edited Nov 23 at 9:04
DestinatioN
1,2481326
edited Nov 23 at 9:04
DestinatioN
1,2481326
edited Nov 23 at 9:04
DestinatioN
1,2481326
1,2481326
asked Nov 23 at 9:02
Sara Ree
86
asked Nov 23 at 9:02
Sara Ree
86
asked Nov 23 at 9:02
Sara Ree
86
86
Shouldn’t it just betargets : item? Sinceitemis a variable that you declared earlier
– Kokodoko
Nov 23 at 9:10
Thank you very much
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:14
add a comment |
Shouldn’t it just betargets : item? Sinceitemis a variable that you declared earlier
– Kokodoko
Nov 23 at 9:10
Thank you very much
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:14
Shouldn’t it just be
targets : item? Since item is a variable that you declared earlier– Kokodoko
Nov 23 at 9:10
Shouldn’t it just be
targets : item? Since item is a variable that you declared earlier– Kokodoko
Nov 23 at 9:10
Thank you very much
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:14
Thank you very much
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:14
add a comment |
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Have you tried '[aria-label="spinner"] svg'?
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: '[aria-label="spinner"] svg',
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
Looks to me like a CSS selector is what AnimeJS wants.
answered Nov 23 at 9:09
David
45615
That's working David, Thank you for your quick and working answer
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:16
add a comment |
You should get rid of the apostrophe:
var item = $('[aria-label="spinner"] svg')
go();
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: item,
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
http://animejs.com/documentation/
answered Nov 23 at 9:13
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268
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Have you tried '[aria-label="spinner"] svg'?
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: '[aria-label="spinner"] svg',
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
Looks to me like a CSS selector is what AnimeJS wants.
answered Nov 23 at 9:09
David
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That's working David, Thank you for your quick and working answer
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:16
add a comment |
Have you tried '[aria-label="spinner"] svg'?
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: '[aria-label="spinner"] svg',
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
Looks to me like a CSS selector is what AnimeJS wants.
answered Nov 23 at 9:09
David
45615
That's working David, Thank you for your quick and working answer
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:16
add a comment |
Have you tried '[aria-label="spinner"] svg'?
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: '[aria-label="spinner"] svg',
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
Looks to me like a CSS selector is what AnimeJS wants.
answered Nov 23 at 9:09
David
45615
Have you tried '[aria-label="spinner"] svg'?
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: '[aria-label="spinner"] svg',
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
Looks to me like a CSS selector is what AnimeJS wants.
answered Nov 23 at 9:09
David
45615
answered Nov 23 at 9:09
David
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answered Nov 23 at 9:09
David
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answered Nov 23 at 9:09
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That's working David, Thank you for your quick and working answer
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:16
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That's working David, Thank you for your quick and working answer
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:16
That's working David, Thank you for your quick and working answer
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:16
That's working David, Thank you for your quick and working answer
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:16
add a comment |
You should get rid of the apostrophe:
var item = $('[aria-label="spinner"] svg')
go();
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: item,
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
http://animejs.com/documentation/
answered Nov 23 at 9:13
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You should get rid of the apostrophe:
var item = $('[aria-label="spinner"] svg')
go();
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: item,
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
http://animejs.com/documentation/
answered Nov 23 at 9:13
Rafał
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You should get rid of the apostrophe:
var item = $('[aria-label="spinner"] svg')
go();
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: item,
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
http://animejs.com/documentation/
answered Nov 23 at 9:13
Rafał
268
You should get rid of the apostrophe:
var item = $('[aria-label="spinner"] svg')
go();
function go() {
var customBezier = anime({
targets: item,
translateX: 250,
easing: [.91,-0.54,.29,1.56]
});
}
http://animejs.com/documentation/
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Shouldn’t it just be
targets : item? Sinceitemis a variable that you declared earlier– Kokodoko
Nov 23 at 9:10
Thank you very much
– Sara Ree
Nov 23 at 9:14