Adobe Muse CC, Is it possible to achieve this effect?

Question

Hi everyone, it's me again. Now I was browsing through the internet when I come across these two websites:
Supernova – WordPress Theme (This is a website theme/template)
http://airnauts.com/ (This is an actual website)
So, in the first one, the Wordpress theme, as you can see there is this "Fade-In" text effect, now I managed to achieve the same effect via "Composition Widget" following the instructions in this video:
" Adobe Muse CC 7.0 Tutorial | Auto-Fading Design Elements - YouTube "
Now, I managed to "synchronize" the time settings, so that my slideshow pictures fade and when there is a new picture the text fades in, the problem is, it happens just once, what I did basically was:
I set the auto-fading effect using the: "Hide Initially" feature in the "Composition" Widget (like in the video tutorial) and for the first picture/text I set the time, so that when the page loads it automatically fades in, and that works very fine, my point is, that you can't see the effect again unless you reload the page. In the Supernova theme you can clearly see that the texts fade in as the page loads and as the slide changes, so each time it changes slide there's a new text fading in, and if you go back to the previous slide without reloading the page, it still shows it, as if the auto-fading text was somehow "linked" the the picture itself, so that when that particular picture is shown, the effect of the fade-in text comes up, each time that particular picture is shown.
I made some research and I found out that there's a program called WordPress and that the "Supernova Theme" is actually a "template" for that program (I might be mistaken though). Now, my question here is, is it possible to achieve the same effect with Muse? Like: "when this image appears then the following fade-in text does"
And, as for the second link, as you will see, there a very cool scrolling effect that makes the rectangle sort of: "turns around" (it's better if you just see what I'm talking about int he second link)
Is it possible to do the same with Muse?
Thank you for your time!

Answer 1

Hi Chuck--
I haven't seen a specific example of this yet, but I know it's possible to do in Edge Animate. I think shotdang's example is the same concept, but doesn't take it as far.
It'd be kind of a similar concept to this, too: http://html.adobe.com/edge/animate/showcase/templates/tabviewer/TabViewer.html
You could start from here: http://www.edgedocks.com/market/organic-menu-edge-animate
Then, you'd just need to design your project so that the menu items target the frames you want animated.