The #solid should show and hide on view port same for #light.
Both console . log are triggered but only the onViewportLeave show and hide are executed.
$w . onReady (() => {
$w ( ‘#transitionPoint’ ). onViewportLeave (() => {
$w ( ‘#solid’ ). show ()
$w ( ‘#light’ ). hide ()
console . log ( “ok” );
})
$w ( '#transitionPoint' ). onViewportEnter (() => {
$w ( '#solid' ). hide ()
$w ( '#light' ). show ()
console . log ( "nok" );
})
});
I’ve followed this video which is great https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_jtI06mqwk but it does work only in one way in my case.
And it should not …
I have completed the deficiencies in the code. This should work. Good luck.
$w . onReady ( function () => {
$w ( ‘#transitionPoint’ ). onViewportLeave (() => {
$w ( ‘#solid’ ). show ();
$w ( ‘#light’ ). hide ();
console . log ( “ok” );
});
$w ( '#transitionPoint' ). onViewportEnter (() => {
$w ( '#solid' ). hide ();
$w ( '#light' ). show ();
console . log ( "nok" );
})
});
Your code could never work, you are using a regular function with an arrow function.
Anyway even if I fix this using regular function, or an arrow function your code does not work more than mine unfortunately ![:confused: :confused:](/images/emoji/google_classic/confused.png?v=12)
I’ve fixed it. My element was not part on the header idk why. I guess it was part of the element that it superposed