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Those are technically very impressive. My only issue is that my mouse covers most of the animation - and there's nothing to indicate when a button is unchecked.
by edent 10y ago
Those are technically very impressive. My only issue is that my mouse covers most of the animation - and there's nothing to indicate when a button is unchecked.
- shahzeb 10y agoI think it's neat that they're all collected in one unified place. But if you look at the actual CSS behind the buttons [1] you'll realize it's not actually that "impressive," but rather something that anyone could implement. It's just basic CSS animation. [1] https://github.com/720kb/radiobox.css/blob/master/lib/scss/boing.scss https://github.com/720kb/radiobox.css/blob/master/lib/scss/b...
- nolok 10y agoWhat part of "pure CSS animations" led you to believe it could be anything other than that ?
- 720kb 10y agoThank you, it's really not so difficult to create your own, this is just a collection of :checked animations, the same method used for https://github.com/720kb/checkbox.css https://github.com/720kb/checkbox.css If you have ideas, specially on how to improve it, feel free to open an issue on github, it's just more comfortable to discuss code things.