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I hope I'm not unfounded in saying that there seems to be a trend developing where we're trying to ply out of CSS novel and interesting ways to define the behav
by ex_nihilo 15y ago
I hope I'm not unfounded in saying that there seems to be a trend developing where we're trying to ply out of CSS novel and interesting ways to define the behavior of a page. But doesn't that parallel the issues surrounding visually oriented markup in HTML (i.e. defining the font, background color, etc.)? HTML is for structure, CSS for presentation, and Javascript for behavior, no?
Apart from my concern, the results are impressive as well as appealing.
- peroo 15y agoI wouldn't really call transitions behavior considering that they don't change the state of the page, and degrade gracefully. Now, CSS3 animations might be a different kettle of fish entirely, I haven't looked too closely at them.