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I'm not sure you can call -webkit-transition-duration CSS3. That said, the animations are really just sugar, and would be painful in any browser that doesn't h
by sesqu 16y ago
I'm not sure you can call -webkit-transition-duration CSS3.
That said, the animations are really just sugar, and would be painful in any browser that doesn't handle them very fast (I used to hate lightbox). Since the effect may still be worthwhile without them, and purdy with them, I prefer this to javascript.
- rev087 16y agoI do agree with the usability concerns. The less animation the better, imho. If you remove the animation component that almost all "lightbox-like" implementations use, it's quite a handy feature tho. But then again, I guess the point of the article was about showcasing what one could achieve with CSS alone.