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Not a fan of Los Angeles. I can say that much.

I think you're the 2nd person to ask about the 50% in-view, but I'm afraid there is no solution for this in this plug-in. You might, however, be able to fake it by using a negative value for data-offset. So, if you want it to fire it 200 pixels from the top, give it a data-offset="-200". No idea if this will work, but give that a try and tell me how it goes.

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Hi ;-)

unfortunately it did not work. Isn't something possible like saying
windowHeight / 0.8 (no idea where exactly to say this but....), you know
what I mean? To fake a smaller height, wouldn't that make more of the
object appear before it fires? Just a thought, I am not good at this, so
this might be totally out of the question :-(((

On Fri, Sep 20, 2013 at 6:05 PM, Jed Hunsaker [email protected]:

Not a fan of Los Angeles. I can say that much.

I think you're the 2nd person to ask about the 50% in-view, but I'm afraid
there is no solution for this in this plug-in. You might, however, be able
to fake it by using a negative value for data-offset. So, if you want it
to fire it 200 pixels from the top, give it a data-offset="-200". No idea
if this will work, but give that a try and tell me how it goes.

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Well, it's always possible, but it's not a feature of this plug-in, so it would have to be a feature request or someone would have to fork the repo to add said functionality.

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