GSAP files as Named Assets
Adding GSAP TweenLite and dependencies as a named asset
.
http://learn.getgrav.org/themes/asset-manager#named-assets
I'm having a terrible time getting named assets
to work properly. For example, if I add the various files needed for a minimal instance of GSAP PLUS the custom-scripts
file, it looks as if the stuff is being inserted into the footer error, but Dev Tools reports that there is a 404 error.
Need to look into this more at some point. Right now, I'm simply loading TweenMac and the custom-scripts files as separate .js
entities into the footer area. This is working but not as elegantly as I would like.
Markdown in HTML
Wrapping markdown into html
Although I understand that markdown extra needs to be enabled in order to add html classes to img tags. For example:
 {.float-right}
Markdown pages are very comfortable running straight HTML in addition to markdo…
Cookbook tutorial for a CSS image slider containing four images. Relies on the
jQuery plug-in named "Slidy". Rather crude, but it does seem to work with minimal set up... just some keyframe rules in the _custom.scss
file.
Perhaps it might be worthwhile to explore the GSAP version of this technique? Definitely, but I'll need to wait until I have more skills to tackle that project. Reference files for GSAP technique are found at:
C:\Users\Gregory Chambers\_gProjects\GSAP_Instruction\gregGSAP_Class\Image Slider
Start by placing the images into this folder.