Hello, I love the way making animation with Hype :slight_smile: Currently, 90% of all my banners are done with Hype but there is still 10% which can not be handled because of specific request from client. I want to know if; I can insert custom html tag(for e.g, inside html body tag directly(not…

to be a native Hype-Element it has to resist in the Hype-Element-Stacking-Order. so no for animating elements laying next to the Hypedocument. but as everything is possible somehow, somewhere there might be a workaround :wink:

There's no way to animate a non-Hype created element via Hype APIs, but I do think this is a good feature request :slight_smile:. I assume that you need your HTML to be static text in the body because your ad system is doing some sort of substitution or on load there's ad server code that's running…

Yes, you guessed exactly right. The only static html text(as boilerplate) can be changed by the ad server. Moreover, the target code(element) is not only needed top level animation but also styling, positioning for multiple banner sizes. hmm.. Hype is doing really good job on these things.. I'm thi…

I don't really recommend parsing the data.plist file if you can avoid it! This may change in any future Hype release, and we don't document nor support it :slight_smile:. One item that may (or may not) help is that Advanced Export as well as Export Scripts have the "Inline data file+loader" option.…

You can probably use [image] Hype Template Export Script Exporting & Previewing [Hype Template] I made a generic export script to manage templates. It uses a document variable and then looks for the Hype Resources and thereafter, the export script folder for a…

I've been found a solution with minimum effort. For short: I changed the value of Hype Element manually on index.html after export with the option inline-loader. for e,g. : below the inde.xhtml: "681": { G: "", c: "", w: "text what I written in Hype" // change this into document.getElementById…

For that you don’t need to hack the output… just add <script> document.write(document.getElementById('id-what-I-inserted').innerHTML); </script> In any innerHTML. Should work. Not tested as I am on the road. Adding stuff to body requires an export script or manual labor. Replacing the template is…

Thanks for info. Actually, I've tried export script you've told on my personal laptop. It is awesome indeed but we are not allowed to install python in our company laptop yet. Anyway it's good idea to make tutorial video, because I had also difficulty to get into first running the export script. I…

[image] UihyunKIM: Get back to the point of your response, document.write is not the case I can use, because I need static html I understand only partly what your problem is … the export script doesn’t require any Python knowledge. I will record a video… BTW. Hype isn’t static either. It ha …

Oops, my original reponse below is for reply on this post.(I wrong clicked one of reply button..) The solution I found is not relavant with Export Script of MaxZieb. My solution is on the context of the last response of jonathan. Thanks, and my question is resolved. I've been found a solution w…

Control html element which is embeded in html body tag

MaxZieb (Loves Hype) January 15, 2023, 11:13am 6

You can probably use