@manuelapblanco
Ok, let’s make things be very very simple.
I think Ahmads GOOD suggestion is a little bit more difficult to understand for a newbie.
OK, you have 3-sentences right?
Let’s define them… here we go…
let sentence1 = $w('#text26')
let sentence2 = $w('#text86')
let sentence3 = $w('#text96')
setTimeout(()=>{ sentence1.hide('fade'), sentence2.show('fade')},5000)
setTimeout(()=>{sentence2.hide('flip'), sentence3.show('flip')},10000)
setTimeout(()=>{sentence3.hide('float'), $w('#button1).show('bounce')},15000)
Put everything into the “onReady”-function…
$w.onReady(()=>{
})
RESULT:
$w.onReady(()=>{
let sentence1 = $w('#text26')
let sentence2 = $w('#text86')
let sentence3 = $w('#text96')
let myButton = $w('#button1'))
setTimeout(()=>{ sentence1.hide('fade'), sentence2.show('fade')},5000)
setTimeout(()=>{sentence2.hide('flip'), sentence3.show('flip')},10000)
setTimeout(()=>{sentence3.hide('float'), myButton.show('bounce')},15000)
})
It’s just a quick example. Probably you have to change the right sequence by your own. This should be a good practise for you.