Does anyone have any suggestions how to better work on horizontal scroll elements without having to blindly configure/animate the objects from off the screen?
The only working option is to animate elements on scroll outside the screen.
for example — www.researchua.babynyar.org
actually there is another way of doing this.
But you cannot change the speed of the elements…
But here is how to do:
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select an element (which is not “fixed”) and arrange it directly out of the borders of your page.
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go to animations and set up a scroll with a starting point for example: top: -50px.
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set the speed to exactly: 1.41
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add a “move” setting and set the amount back to 0px x 0px (readymag is automatically adding 10px on the “yaxis”.
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now, while holding the “shift” key, drag the element in a diagonal 45degree to the side.
This will result in a similiar straight horizontal scroll movement. this can be more easyily to maintain, as the element sits right next to the pageborders, and not somewhere you cannot reach anymore.
(caution: this is a quite hacky solution)
Thanks @neueMeta — also Command and (-) seems to open up the screen enough to place elements a bit more visually. Not the smoothest, but still a decent workaround for horizontal layouts.