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I'm more wondering why they use css* to rotate the image, instead of just using a sprite with both triangles and clipping. Granted, on a site as simple as HN t
by captainmuon 13y ago
I'm more wondering why they use css* to rotate the image, instead of just using a sprite with both triangles and clipping.
Granted, on a site as simple as HN this makes no difference at all. But I think there is an overall trend to push more work onto the client, which kinda makes sense since they have more and more CPU and RAM over time. OTOH, its bad because I can throw away my old "office" desktop and my "netbook" (it has net in the name!) because they can't browse the average webpage anymore!
- gus_massa 13y agoIn IE10 the css trick doesn’t work and you get two ▲’s, one for upvoting and one for downvoting. See an IE10/Chrome comparison: http://imgur.com/Pe2yKe6 http://imgur.com/Pe2yKe6
- pdenya 13y agoStill likely makes no difference on this site. The percent of people on here on IE10 has got to be almost 0.