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Thank you, I'll update the example. I usually stay in es5 for IE11 compatibility (htmx is still supporting IE11) so I tend to write js in a more archaic style.
by recursivedoubts 6y ago
Thank you, I'll update the example. I usually stay in es5 for IE11 compatibility (htmx is still supporting IE11) so I tend to write js in a more archaic style.
- epr 6y agoThat 1% market share of IE gets smaller every day, as we wait with bated breath.
- recursivedoubts 6y ago:) I know, I am looking forward to using IntersectionObserver in htmx. But I'm a bit of a contrarian and every time someone tells me to drop IE support I think "Maybe I won't."
- city41 6y agoAlso a heads up, the vanilla fade out demo doesn't work correctly (immediately disappears) as in the actual code it looks to be missing the transition line.
- deniz-a 6y agoThanks for reporting, fixed.