Am 26.08.2014 23:45, schrieb Howard Lewis Ship:
I'm adding the opacity so it looks like something on IE.
Getting closer. In fact, I think we want opacity:0; for browsers that
support CSS transitions, opacity:0.25 for IE9 and the alpha filter for IE<9.
In my webapps, I add additional style attributes to my layout, wrapped
in conditional comments. Of course, we could also add additional
stylesheets.
On Mon, Aug 11, 2014 at 6:02 AM, Jochen Kemnade <jochen.kemn...@eddyson.de>
wrote:
Am 08.08.2014 17:04, schrieb Howard Lewis Ship:
Possibly we need to break the definitions into two parts, more like
Bootstrap, with the main version, plus an equivalent to Bootstrap's
"fade".
The point is to delay the fade in by a moment, so that there's no
visible
effect for fast loading pages.
Yes, but that isn't the case for recent Firefoxes at least, because they
ignore the prefixed versions of the transition CSS attributes. So they'll
show the mask at once.
I've got a working CSS only solution, where the delayed fading should work
in Firefox, IE10+ and Chrome. I just added the non-prefixed attributes for
that.
IE9 can be made to work with a conditional style tag, but the delay won't
work there, so the mask is also shown for fast-loading pages.
For IE8, we could probably use an Alpha filter but I haven't tried that
(and, to be honest, won't).
Jochen
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