I think I found a bug

Hi everyone, I have been wrecking my brain on how to create a hamburger menu on a desktop site and haven’t come up with anything easier then to build it myself. However, in the process of designing an animation I stumbled upon what I think is a bug… I wanted to do an animation whereby when you click on a square hamburger button a bunch more squares “fold” out of it one by one (4 in total) and then a larger one folds out from right to left with the menu links. at the same time the menu button is hidden and a close button is revealed in its place.

to cut the long story short I can successfully fold out the menu with the following code:

//Fold Out Animation Options
let foldOptionsTop1 = {
 "direction" : "top",
 "duration" : 300,
 "delay" : 0,
}
let foldOptionsTop2 = {
 "direction" : "top",
 "duration" : 250,
 "delay" : 300,
}
let foldOptionsTop3 = {
 "direction" : "top",
 "duration" : 200,
 "delay" : 550,
}
let foldOptionsTop4 = {
 "direction" : "top",
 "duration" : 150,
 "delay" : 750,
}
let foldOptionsRight1 = {
 "direction" : "right",
 "duration" : 1000,
 "delay" : 900,
}
export function menuBtn_click(event) {
    $w('#menuBtn').hide()
    $w('#closeBtn').show()
    $w("#bm1").show("fold", foldOptionsTop1);
    $w('#bm2').show("fold", foldOptionsTop2);
    $w('#bm3').show("fold", foldOptionsTop3);
    $w('#bm4').show("fold", foldOptionsTop4);
    $w('#bm5').show("fold", foldOptionsRight1);
 }

Then I have the following code for the reverse animation where everything just folds back up:

// FOLD IN Animation Options
let foldOptionsLeft1 = {
 "direction" : "left",
 "duration" : 1000,
 "delay" : 0,
}
let foldOptionsBottom1 = {
 "direction" : "bottom",
 "duration" : 300,
 "delay" : 1000
}
let foldOptionsBottom2 = {
 "direction" : "bottom",
 "duration" : 250,
 "delay" : 1300
}
let foldOptionsBottom3 = {
 "direction" : "bottom",
 "duration" : 200,
 "delay" : 1550
}
let foldOptionsBottom4 = {
 "direction" : "bottom",
 "duration" : 150,
 "delay" : 1750
}

export function closeBtn_click(event) {
    $w('#menuBtn').hide();
    $w('#closeBtn').show();
    $w("#bm5").show("fold", foldOptionsLeft1);
    $w('#bm4').show("fold", foldOptionsBottom1);
    $w('#bm3').show("fold", foldOptionsBottom2);
    $w('#bm2').show("fold", foldOptionsBottom3);
    $w('#bm1').show("fold", foldOptionsBottom4);
}

however, on the reverse animation the “fold” animation is NOT triggered - instead the preview uses the “flip” animation…

I have tried to recreate this on a fresh site that I created and behavior is exactly the same… can someone please confirm that this is a bug or am I doing something wrong?

Thanks in advance!

No one has any experience with this?
anyone, please!

I would not recommend JQuery animations for this. CSS is much more lightweight, customizable, and reliable and can be inserted in an iframe.

I am not sure what are you referring to - how would I achieve the same result with an iframe? I am not certain at all - perhaps you can provide some specifics to achieve the similar results using an iframe.
Additionally I think the consensus on the forum is that iframes are unreliable and to be avoided if at all possible

They’re not inherently unreliable, mostly it’s people not knowing what they’re doing and partly it’s them being unreliable in certain unique situations but for you they’ll work just fine.

Check out codepen and you might find something similar to what you want.