Selecting Groups of elements with Javascript by Class

On LinkedIn Jeff Bat showed a video about GSAP animation in Storyline and showed how to use 'accessibility texts' to select an element and animate it. Another user replied this doesnot work for him as they need those accessibility text fields for accessibility and cannot change them at will. Ofcourse there are quite some other ways to select an element in Storyline, but untill recently they were quite complex. But a few updates ago Articulate changed the way groups work and now you can add elements in existing groups. As is, this already was great, but now it seems they even improved it more. The newly created groups do have classNames and thus are easily selectable by Javascript.

As all groups in Storyline have the same className 'group' you can select them all by this code.
var allGroups = document.getElementsByClassName('group');
Then you can trigger any of the groups and animate it with GSAP.
gsap.to( allGroups[0].parentElement, { duration:3,  rotation:360 });
So no worry about interfering with your accessibility anymore.

On this LinkedIn post https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:ugcPost:7017134712749973504/
you can see it somewhat more explained.
And here is the Storyline file.

PS. a Feature Request i have is adding a 'groupsname' option to the 'grouping' option in Storyline. It gives us developers more options to use customgroups and select them in quite some variations. I do like they all called 'group' as that makes it easy to select all.... but would like to have a class added when a user adds a custom name. 'group myname'. As i can do that with Javascript im making a sample to show.