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Animate SVGs with the lazy line converter

17. March 2015




Animate SVGs with the lazy line converter

The SVG converter is a web frontend to a jQuery Plugin, that allows you to include those line drawings on your webpage.

Lazy Line Painter




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amanda
amanda
7 years ago

Hi. I’m looking for help using this with Visual Composer. I have no idea how to make it work. I am trying the “Raw JS” box. But nothing happens when I copy and paste my code.

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7 years ago
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Hi amanda,
under WordPress jQuery is loaded in compatibility mode, which means the dollar sign is not available. You need to use
jQuery(document).ready(function()....
jQuery('#yourID').lazylinepainter( ....

Regards
Alex

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amanda
amanda
7 years ago
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Thanks Alex. Do I simply post the code in the Raw JS Box? Do I need to put my svg somewhere (as an image, or html or anything?)

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7 years ago
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The examples over at Github should give you a pretty good idea what is required (https://github.com/camoconnell/lazy-line-painter/tree/master/examples). The Raw JS Box will allow you to execute the JS, but you will still have to include a container for the SVG data and attach the SVG data itself

Regards
Alex

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