custom map element, map styles colors icons with open street map
and more…
here is the introduction video;
now with the new data-trigger feature not just gsap scroll trigger animations but click:trigger animations are possible as well and with that any css animation possible.
including page transitions
menu items have data-trigger=".trigger-me" to trigger the transition div and there is only 2 tansition divs to setup the animation very simple setup
I dont mind coding some data-animate css but not everyone knows css
I decided to create simplified version of data-animate as GSAP Element (Nestable).
if anyone wondering I already started using this theme on client projects. upcoming features will need some more testing but other features rock solid stable at this point.
This color sync feature should already be in the core, honestly. I don’t know why it didn’t happen. In Elementor, global colors are one of the most basic features, but in Bricks, it is completely ignored. I really would like to know some day
working on this gsap element rightnow if you want to test it now is the time !
it is in experimental release. I am adding this gsap element just for people who dont know css. Giving all the data-animate features would be almost imposible so I will focus on most popular gsap scroll animations. x,y,opacity,scale,rotate…etc very simple scroll trigger naimations will be supported. test it and give feedback this is literaly the last call
global colors sync frontend and color palette sync variables are implemented and stable I even used on 3 prod project already
I am still not sure about the GSAP text element. I talked with a couple of people, and I think a very simplified version of this element is better, like Elementor or Bricks—just selecting an animation, and that’s it. Tons of presets. If someone needs something advanced, they can code data-animate anyway. Advanced examples will be released on sinanisler.com soon. I still haven’t started sharing any examples because I don’t feel these elements are mature enough yet.
BUG FIX: Well this stupid AI tried to add a sanitization func on code element created a bug. Fixed.
IMPROVEMENT: ux improvement for the naming the taxonomy slug. not input doesnt allow spaces, special characters and uppercase letters.
IMPROVEMENT: ux improvement for the customfield field naming, latin only, no spaces, uppercase lowercase allowed.
IMPROVEMENT: auto formating fixing the allowed characters for the post type slug. it checks if the letters are latin only and no special character and no spaces repalces space with dash -.
NEW FEATURE: added export option for the global classes to copy the all css classes easily to get a backup
NEW FEATURE: added bulk select delete and bulk select change category for global classes.
IMPROVEMENT: improving the UX and UI for the global class manager. this will amek the adding clas categories and bulk css and css generation easier.
REMOVED: removed topology map option from the openstreetmap selections. server source created problems.
Update README.md
BUG FIX: this fixes the #31 , not able to delete the last custom post type register.
IMPROVEMENT: Merge pull request #30 from hudokkow/paths @hudokkow
finally landing page coming along nicely
this will help for new people to learn which features there are and see the big picture.
looks like I added way too much feature the list is too long
after this landing page new video will come and after that gsap element will mature and after that I can start posting gsap animation templates on The Library
I will add all features on this page slowly and I will add tutorial videos too for each feature
so this page will serve as both introduction and wiki/docs.
content will take time but I think design is nice…
yes it is gdpr compliant. 99.999% sites are compliant with this banner. I talked which sites are not compliant on this video. watch it if you dont know what is the legal aspects of a cookie banner…
big features are coming for the Bricks Global Class and CSS Manager
thinking how to solve the animations, keyframes and root imports
on bricks these imports ofcourse doesnt work with external libraries but this feature can bridge that gap.
I am not a big fan of using gigantic bloated libraries but this feature might come handy time to time… there are some tiny and very smart css libraries and css frameworks too