Trig.js Featured on CodePen Homepage! 🎉

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I’m super excited to share that my latest CodePen showcasing Trig.js animations with dynamic direction changes has been featured on the CodePen homepage! 🚀🔥

This Pen demonstrates how to control Trig.js CSS scroll animations with JavaScript, allowing elements to move dynamically while scrolling. You can check it out here:

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Thank You for the Support 🙌

Seeing Trig.js gain traction like this is incredible, and I appreciate all the support from the community! If you haven’t tried it yet, I wrote a detailed guide on Dev.to explaining how to achieve these effects:

👉 Read the codepen example breakdown

Try It Yourself! 🎨

I’d love for more Dev.to members to give Trig.js a go and see what creative animations you can build. Feel free to experiment and share your own ideas! 💡

🔗 Check out the Trig.js repo: GitHub - Trig.js

Let me know if you build something cool—I’d love to see it! 🚀

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