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Wow, they actually are proper CSS hover effects. Worked even though I have JavaScript disabled.
by mike-cardwell 15y ago
Wow, they actually are proper CSS hover effects. Worked even though I have JavaScript disabled.
- Achshar 15y agonot only are they pure CSS (hence GPU accelerated and hence work lightning fast without any considerable lag) but they are also very (!) easy to write.. such things with js would have easily taken north of 200 lines (non minified with proper new lines where required) where as with css it would only take something like 10-20 lines max.
- mike_ivanov 15y ago> Worked even though I have JavaScript disabled. This is exactly the problem.
- mike-cardwell 15y agoIf enough people dislike this, I'm sure somebody will write a "NoTransitions" browser addon, or fork Firefox/Chrome and remove the CSS transitions functionality.