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Abrupt in what browser? Chrome doesn't feel abrupt.
by iKnowKungFoo 15y ago
Abrupt in what browser? Chrome doesn't feel abrupt.
- sixothree 15y agoFor me it doesn't render properly in firefox. It never seems to make it into the single column mode. Chromium on the other hand, smooth like butter.
- jgavris 15y agoyikes, bad karma, i was half joking with the negativity. good iOS apps have nice animated transitions between portrait and landscape.
- eropple 15y agoI don't think media queries offer you that functionality, and I can't think of a way to do it within JavaScript. How would you do it?
- jgavris 15y agoI don't know much about javascript, I've just seen stuff like this -> http://masonry.desandro.com/demos/animating-jquery.html http://masonry.desandro.com/demos/animating-jquery.html Resize that page.
- eropple 15y agoInteresting trick, but I don't think (could be wrong) that's applicable in this instance. I noticed immediately that this doesn't work in the place where you're most likely to see a resize/dimensions-change event: a tablet or phone. When you switch orientation on either, it just resizes the entire page itself. So it's not super useful in the place that most needs it. Also, though this is much more subjective, I think that really looks terrible. Too much stuff is moving.