Closed petermonte closed 4 years ago
Thanks! I added a test to verify that visibility:hidden
doesn't exhibit the same behavior as display:none
and updated the README. If you'd like to add your name to the contributors list please add it here and issue a PR:
https://github.com/muicss/sentineljs/blob/master/AUTHORS.txt
@amorey credits are all for you for the great job you're doing. Thanks.
A good point to warn people on the documentation is that any element that has its default property
display
tonone
will not get called under Sentinels watch. Unless there is a css property to watch, that even with no rendering or display, it gets listed under thetransitionend
event.here is an example of the
display:none
impact: https://codepen.io/petermonte/pen/LYPKKQQ