Stacks are divs (and other parts) that could have css & functionality combined, so they’re a little more than just “layers” or just “divs.”
'“Stacks are divs (and other parts) that could have css & functionality combined,”
Could you point me to some documentation that shows how things like javascript are incorporated.
I see your point and I can see what you say, its just that there is a whole new set of terminologies compared to other apps. I see the potential of it.
Javascript goes either in the HEAD and/or Javascript/Script area of the page (see the Page Info tabs), or, in an HTML block on the page where you’d like (can go pretty much in any text block or stack, provided you format it/mark it as HTML), or the Code section of the Project Settings. If you are courageous, and don’t mind doing your own housekeeping, you can even modify the theme to incorporate javascript libraries. Just be sure to make a duplicate of the theme and work on that so you don’t break the base theme.
Right-click a theme to duplicate it, then right-click your duplicate and choose Show in Finder (or the actual menu option as I can’t recall it at the moment). From there, observe the file hierarchy and look at the .plists. WARNING: Modifying a theme in this way removes it from the thememakers responsibility, so don’t expect help if you break it, and, also, if you modify it that way, don’t expect updates to get applied - you’ll have to do that yourself, which might be easy, or might be involved depending upon your mods.
Google searching will bring up plenty of resources on this topic.
ok, thanks. Basically the same as in Freeway, I’m just not that familiar with Rapid Weaver yet.
Modifying the theme sounds like a good idea since nearly all my work involves HTML5 animations. It’s my specialty, as opposed to creating sites. I just do a bit of that for friends.
Just in the middle of a crazy week where the few sites that I work with came up for new versions at the same time I was in the midst of decided which web development app to use. So I am looking at two different replacements for Freeway while I am doing the new site versions. Bad timing.
I’ve not used Freeway, just Espresso, Dreamweaver, and RapidWeaver. 
I created a Hype Tutorial for Rapidweaver insertion. It was written for RW 4 and 5 but all is still working in RW 6. You can very easily test and preview a working Hype project in Rapidweaver. All you do is load the included RW project file and re-link the 3 resources. Hit preview and all will be working.
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Hi John!
Thank´s for the PDF tutorial; I´ve been following it for quite some time but I can go as far as previewing my project with in RW (Ver.6 in my case) but when I published it my page appears to be empty, no animation what so ever. I don´t know if I have to put aditional html instructions or what…I´m using a stack 3 html with this code:
The page in question is here:
I wonder if you can enlighten me as I no nothing related with code.
Thank you,
Fernando Biancardi
Great topic and questions.
I have the same issue as Fernando. When I load my Hype i get an empty page as well.
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Hi dear Kris for you quick response!
Yes, I had this experience once, the Hype animation worked fine as long as it was embedded or contained in the home page of the project, but is different if you have it in a different page as in my case “Cristmas Card” page; as I mention before, the page works really fine as long as it plays with in RW or Safary preview, but once you upload, all the joy fades away.
When you mention hierarchy you mean that you would have to change the order of the files with in the Hype folder or take some files out of it?
Sorry for this newcomer basic questions !
Yours,
Fernando
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Thanks Kris for your concern!
I’ll give it a try tomorrow…hope it’ll work
Most kind!
Fernando
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Hey Kris:
Thank you again for your concern and YES! this did the trick just adding this (…/) to the code was the solution to my nightmare, as you said: once you ad this to your code you can´t see the preview in RW anymore but you can delete and paste this as many times as needed; I think PAProf can also benefit of this as well.
Great help my friend.
Yours,
Fernando
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https://forums.realmacsoftware.com/t/hype3-html5-animations/3952/18
Hi Kris this is Fernando again
Sorry to bother you once more!..some how I manage to forget where the insertion point was to include “…/e” I was trying to modify my page several times and it stopped working when I publish, I really don´t know what happened as I managed to work this around a couple of days ago…this is the original piece of code after the first edit: charset=“utf-8” src=“resources/TarnaviOK2.hyperesources ; which is able to preview in RW and this other one is what I´m trying to insert in order to publish: charset=“utf-8” src=”…/resources/TarnaviOK2.hyperesources. I wrote a tutorial about this in “widgets” so I could remember next time but has magically vanished!
Yours,
Fernando
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Hi Kris again!
Thank you for answering so fast…and yes, I got the preview all right in RW as my Hype exporters created folder is in the RW resources folder, but I don´t know where to insert "…/ " with in the code after changes have been made in order to be uploaded to my webpage.
Strangely enough it did worked once or twice and I also managed to see it in Internet but not anymore…maybe I forgot where to put the (…/) piece of code!
Greetings,
Fernando
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Hello Kris: Sorry about not answering earlier, but I went for xmas vacation.
I just uploaded a project and a couple of relative folders which may be relevant!
The download address is: http://www.biancardi.org/Descargas/index.php
and the password is: 1721 this is not a critical password so flashing it here does´t matter
Thank´s again for your concern!
Yours,
Fernando