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How do the spinning glyphs work?
by MartinMond 14y ago
How do the spinning glyphs work?
- Hates_ 14y agoIt's using CSS animations. animation: spin 2s infinite linear;
- lusr 14y agoFor me the spinning wobbles on Chrome 23.0.1271.97 and doesn't work at all on IE9 despite the site banner claiming IE7 support?
- maxmcd 14y agoThere's a disclaimer about lack of support for css3 animations in IE7-IE9 further down the page
- shawnphoffman 14y agoI think that the refresh icon is designed off-center causing it to spin off of its axis.
- jofo25 14y agoIt may be my browser, but they look pretty naff.
- Yaggo 14y agoFor some reason the website represents them in true 1998 fashion using such a tiny font size, but they actually look very nice in bigger sizes. (Especially on HiDPI display!)
- Yaggo 14y agoHave to say, the symbol for spinner icon is poor choice. It doesn't look good when animated like that; typically the individual dots grow/shrink sequentially (impossible to implement in CSS as long as the icon is a single element).