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I've got a page which utilizes skrollr for fading in some elements and for making some background images "parallax." Once the elements are faded in, they need to remain faded in (i.e. not be reversible), while keeping the parallax image effect on other elements. Is this possible with skrollr?
I've tried using the following, but it disables all effects after they complete:
I've tried console.log(data) to see if there's anything in there that could be useful, but I don't see anything that would allow me to disable skrollr on some elements but not others.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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I've got a page which utilizes skrollr for fading in some elements and for making some background images "parallax." Once the elements are faded in, they need to remain faded in (i.e. not be reversible), while keeping the parallax image effect on other elements. Is this possible with skrollr?
I've tried using the following, but it disables all effects after they complete:
I've tried
console.log(data)
to see if there's anything in there that could be useful, but I don't see anything that would allow me to disable skrollr on some elements but not others.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: