In this fifth episode of “Unleash the power of Scroll-Driven Animations” show host Bramus shows how to the timeline lookup mechanism works, where it can fail to work properly, and how to work around that by using named timelines or simply swapping out an `overflow: hidden` with an `overflow: clip`. Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:51 - The timeline lookup mechanism 3:00 - Intermezzo: Use `overflow: clip` instead of `overflow: hidden` 3:50 - Using a named timeline 5:17 - Sharing a single named timeline with multiple animations 6:49 - Intermezzo: View Timelines rely on the “untransformed principal box” 7:25 - Using timeline-scope to attach to non-ancestor scrollers 8:49 - Outro Resources: Demo: `overflow: hidden;` vs `overflow: clip;` → Article: `overflow: hidden;` vs `overflow: clip;` → Demo: Carousel Step Indicator (CSS) → Demo: Cover Flow (CSS) → Demo: Cover Flow (JS) → Demo: Carousel Markers with timeline-scope (CSS) → Check out more Scroll-Driven Animations Demos → Watch more Unleash the Power of Scroll-Driven Animations → Subscribe to Chrome for Developers → #CSS #ScrollDrivenAnimations #Animation #chrome Speaker: Bramus Van Damme
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