Closed jussiry closed 11 years ago
CSS transforms doesn't support pourcentage. So this is not an issue.
I just tried this out and it seems that Chrome and Firefox do accept percentage values for translate[X|Y](). It's also included in the specs: http://www.w3.org/TR/css3-3d-transforms/#transform-functions
Thanks guys. Closing...
I don't understand. Why are you closing this if it's indeed an issue? The plugin should accept percentage values as the original CSS implementation does.
Oops, wrong issue! Sorry
I just want to second the percentage issue. I need to use jQuery UI Slider, which uses percentages when it animates, and unfortunately, I can't use this plugin or the slider doesn't work correctly. Is there any updates to this issue?
I also confirm issue with percentages
I also have this issue, percentage values are being used as if they are pixel values. For example, animating to a width of 100% results in the element being given a width of 100px.
Thanks for fixing, but it doesn't work if you want to animate an element which already is positioned with percentage values: http://jsfiddle.net/a7UzC/1/
Same issue as gopeter... Positioning with percentage, and then moving doesn't work...
Same here :/
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I know my commit doesn't work, but it does have a lot of the ground work done to get it fixed. This is an Open Source project ya know :)
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:+1: Any plans to fix this? It's the only thing stopping me from using this plugin.
Seems to have had some positive feedback over on #69 so I've merged and released accordingly.
If there's any other issues please re-open another more specific issue and bug report.
I still have the issue, probably the same thing as @gopeter.
The title pretty much sums it up.