An example for using a short script to enable a popup Navigation bar to appear as the visitor begins to scroll down the page. Here a company logo transitions from the page to the Navigation bar as the visitor begins to scroll down the page. Scrolling down invokes a popup to appear when a trigger passes above the page. The trigger can be a simple rectangle that sits somewhere on the page (usually to the left or right). The rectangle is given a Name; its animation is set to instant and the trigger is set to the SAME name. The trigger rectangle can be made almost transparent (99%) so it is not seen by the visitor. Any objects on the page can have an animation; when that animation has a trigger Name, the same as the one given to the trigger, it too will be hidden when the trigger rectangle moves above the top of the page. To follow the Talk Graphics discussion . In this example you will see the “Company Logo” element become hidden as the Navigation bar comes into view; simultaneously the Company Logo appears in the Navigation bar. This is achieved simply by applying the trigger name to the animation of the Company Logo, and placing a non-animated copy of the logo into the popup. Note: you cannot have a Full Width rectangle on a popup; in this example to achieve the appearance of full width, a second rectangle (sticky) has been placed at the back with a width of 3840px (4k).