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yeah you'll need some code to animate the handles.

• onion2k 13y ago
  If by 'handles' you mean hands, what I built does that with CSS3's animation and transformations. No JS necessary. It's setting the initial positions that's the problem - CSS has no clock functionality. The only non-JS solution is to tell people to only load the page at exactly 12:00:00, but that's a bit impractical.
  • Edmond 13y ago
    apparently a firefox issue, it doesn't animate in FF but does in Chrome.
    • onion2k 13y ago
      That's actually a lazy-developer-only-bothered-with-the-webkit-animation-class issue rather than a Firefox issue. Adding keyframes, moz-keyframes, and o-keyframes would make it cross-browser.
  • schiffern 13y ago
    > The only non-JS solution is to tell people to only load the page at exactly 12:00:00 If it's just a problem of initialization, couldn't you include a continuously-updated current_time.css file served with cache-control: no-cache? You could estimate timezone from IP. It's not perfect, but it's the best you're gonna get without getTimezoneOffset().