For animation on my web pages I tend to turn to either my own Animate stack (which is great for simple, subtle animations) or ScrollMate 2 (which is great for scroll based animations).
With the release of Drift / Drift Pro I now have another animation option at my disposal. These 2 stacks are absolute powerhouses and give you the tools to do things in RapidWeaver/Stacks that have not really been possible before. Impressive stuff @joeworkman!
Do check them out if you haven’t already.
When these stacks were released I got quite a few emails asking me about their compatibility with Source. Having had a play with them i can report that they work great. To test them out I rebuilt many of the F6 demos using Source - you can see these recreations here: Drift demo | Drift Pro demo. You can also download the demo project if of interest.
p.s. I plan to build a proper Drift-enhanced Source project at some point (if i can ever find the time!).
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Hejsan Stuart
Thank you for making a download available. I have also been wondering about the compatibility with Source. I have not had any time for testing Drift, but it looks exciting.
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Thanks for the shout Stuart and for taking the time to build the Source demo file. I hope everyone here enjoys it!
You should never wonder about compatibility. All of my stacks, outside of Foundation, will work in any theme.
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Ok, Mr. Workman :-) Thank you, I would also have thought so, but in regard to Source, sometimes one needs to add more functionality to Source, also kindly provided by Mr. Stuart :-)
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Looking forward to what you come up with and in particular how light the pages will be.
I’m struggling with understanding what Drift does exactly, but I have a suspicion that for the right solution requiring a specific type of animation, this could be a powerful solution.
Update. Just realised you published the Source based demos.
Full marks!
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