gsap-timeline

To sequence GSAP animations, use gsap.timeline() to build a unified timeline. This lets you chain tweens to run in sequence or in parallel, coordinating multiple elements within a single controlled structure.

The position parameter in a GSAP timeline controls when a tween starts. You use it to place tweens relative to other animations, ensuring precise choreography and overlapping effects across your web project.

Yes, you can nest timelines within other GSAP timelines. Nesting allows you to modularize complex animation choreography, creating reusable sub-timelines that integrate seamlessly into a parent timeline for cohesive playback.

You control GSAP timeline playback using simple APIs to start, pause, reverse, or seek. You can also apply defaults and use labels for readable sequencing, ensuring repeatable and controlled animation execution.

Use GSAP timelines when coordinating multiple animations, as isolated tweens are error-prone. Best practices dictate avoiding mixing timeline-controlled content with standalone tweens to maintain unified sequencing and predictable playback.