if you’re interested in understanding the GSAP Stagger effect (or function) a bit more and how to apply it to a hero headline and text elements across a whole page with 1 class, then this video will teach you more.
This video will walk you through:
Setting Up the Big Hero Text Animation: Learn how to animate a headline that triggers upon page load.
Utilizing the SplitText Function: Understand how to split text into lines or characters using GSAP plugins.
Page-Wide Application: Apply the stagger effect to multiple elements across your website efficiently.
Animation Enhancements: Connect it to the mouse scroll (Scrub), add delays and ease effects to refine your animations.
And you can download the templates and adapt all to your own projects. Here.
@Daniele: If you find the video useful - you could ofc share it with other BF fans in Facebook or wherever. Again: it’s awesome to work with the BF animation panel and discover more and more of its fascinating options of it
I would add the .trigger class to a parent container and then target all the child elements that you would like to animate. This way, you don’t need to manually add the .trigger class to a bunch of elments.
For example, add .trigger to the section and then mark the GSAP trigger like this: .trigger .brxe-text, or even .trigger p. This way, it won’t fire for any p or .brxe-text, just the ones inside a .trigger container.
Anyway, @Heiko this is an amazing tutorial!! Can’t wait for more! Your videos are top!