gsap-timeline

To sequence GSAP animations without brittle delays, use a timeline to choreograph multi-step motion. This lets tweens run in series or overlap intentionally, making timing easier to design, maintain, and reuse.

Controlling GSAP animation playback order is best handled using labels and position parameters within a timeline. These features place animations exactly where they should start, overriding default sequencing for precise choreography.

Yes, you can nest child timelines within a main GSAP timeline. This allows you to build modular motion systems, coordinate complex tween sequences, and control the entire nested structure through a single parent playhead.

You can pause, play, reverse, restart, and seek through a GSAP timeline using built-in playback management methods. These controls enable interactive or staged motion systems by directly manipulating the timeline playhead.

Yes, GSAP timelines support defaults inheritance. You can define default properties when constructing the timeline, which automatically apply to all included tweens, keeping your animation sequence readable and easy to edit.