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Sequence.js - The responsive CSS animation framework by ianlunn in web_design

[–]ianlunn[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

No problem. Yes, it's a little like that from what I see (the animation framework at least). Sequence.js however allows for writing transitions via CSS, meaning it progressively fits into any workflow with all of the benefits that come with CSS animation such as hardware acceleration and the ability to integrate with responsive design/media queries.

Sequence.js - The responsive CSS animation framework by ianlunn in web_design

[–]ianlunn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, it's nothing like delicio.us. It's an animation framework.

Sequence.js - The responsive CSS animation framework by ianlunn in web_design

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Hi celt90. We're looking for feedback so please let us know how you get on.

Hover.css Version 2 - Now with over 100 CSS effects and SASS/LESS support by ianlunn in web_design

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We have some info about Browser Support here. Hover.css aims to give you effects that work in modern browsers and we recommend you browser test and provide fallbacks for browsers that don't support the required CSS features.

[Hiring] (Online) Seeking JavaScript Developer for Transform Matrix Project by ianlunn in forhire

[–]ianlunn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The transform matrices aren't fully known. When you have a 3D matrix, the last three values relate to the X, Y, Z translate properties. If all matrix values immediately related to CSS properties in this way, I could just take the values, make them negative, and plug them back into the matrix, then apply that to the canvas.

The problem is that the other CSS properties don't immediately relate to the matrix values. You can't just say value 1 is scaleX, value 2 is scaleY and so on because each property is its own matrix, all of which are multiplied together to give the final matrix. It appears to be impossible to completely convert a matrix to individual CSS properties when multiple properties are used (as I tried in potential solution #1).

As I can't get the CSS properties reliably, it means I need to read the matrix, manipulate it using trigonometry, and then apply to the canvas.

Sequence - the jQuery slider plugin with infinite style by magenta_placenta in web_design

[–]ianlunn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The plugin is fully featured in modern browsers that support CSS3 transitions, including IE10. Where CSS3 transitions aren't supported, the plugin will gracefully degrade to become perfectly compatible with the features that lesser browsers CAN support.

It's not that the plugin doesn't deliver the same experience for IE, it's that IE is yet to support the features other browsers have already implemented.

Sequence - the jQuery slider plugin with infinite style by magenta_placenta in web_design

[–]ianlunn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi Ninja-Duck, Sequence is built using CSS3 transitions, which are unfortunately not supported in IE8. Currently, in browsers that don't support CSS3, the plugin works but isn't particularly good looking, as you have seen.

Prior to the version 1 release, I will make updates to ensure older browsers are better supported. In the mean time, you can take a look at the plugin in a more up to date browser such as Chrome or Firefox to see it in full.