ScrollTrigger GSAP in Wordpress Bricks Builder for beginners - Episode #4

[@tchinaza]

Love love love your content, it's so easy to understand. Looking forward to more. Notifications turned on

[@KeshavDaBhutra]

Amazing I was waiting for you to upload a GSAP tutorial

[@desluv-now]

Thank you so much for watching! 😊

[@maayanzi30]

great vid! can you please do one on horizontal scrolling please?

[@adnanmehedi2988]

That's absolutely amazing

[@desluv-now]

Thank you!

[@endall1333]

I just found out about this amazing tutorial of yours. I still can't figure it out how to connect ScrollTrigger with wpcodebox, it does not work following the same approach as connecting the gsap library.

[@endall1333]

I have a question for you if you have time to respond, is it better to use this approach or example use bricksforge/motion page when it comes to thinking about better performance. Or it doesn't make any difference?? What are your thoughts on that? Thank you for this tutorial.

[@adamu6941]

About performance the "manual" is the best as Desluv explain on this video, i used the 2 others you mentionned and it was horrible in term of performance, very laggy.

[@khrisdaniellejalog3741]

Hi, I have implemented GSAP ScrollTrigger and I discovered that this will cause the Bricks 'Smooth scroll (CSS)' with hash links to not work.

[@carlosp.1846]

Si what I see we have to connect to an external JavaScript library, means of the site with the source code is down our website is down too ? Or is it possible to host the library in our own website ?

[@desluv-now]

Why would you want to host it yourself? The chances of the host going down will most likely be your server. The CDN JS is used by most of the biggest tech names of all significant frameworks. Check out this list of companies using CDN JS. You might feel more secure after seeing the list. trends.builtwith.com/websitelist/CDN-JS 😄

[@Pert-C]

​@@desluv-nowA year or two ago, I encountered an issue with the Swiper JS library. My client informed me that their website appeared strange and the Swiper functionality was not working. It turned out that the Swiper CDN was offline for over ten hours. To resolve the issue, I downloaded the JavaScript file, hosted it on my own server, and linked it directly from there. Since then, I've adopted this approach for any website where I use Swiper, opting to host the files locally on my server instead of relying on CDNs.

[@desluv-now]

Wow, basically there is no avoiding outages I guess. Thanks for the insight!

[@Pert-C]

@desluv-now, thank you for the great content that you post here. It's very easy to understand and straightforward. Keep up the good work, and the quality of your content will surely contribute to the growth of your channel.

[@desluv-now]

Thanks so much for kind words! 😃