Closed nicolaasmatthijs closed 10 years ago
See https://github.com/oaeproject/3akai-ux/pull/3178/files#r9040135 for additional notes
That link doesn't take me to the comment :( what were the notes @nicolaasmatthijs ?
Fixing the width of the oae-page
container nor switching to using css3 transforms seems to resolve the iphone choppiness, the CSS3 transforms arguably makes it worse.
I'm afraid I'm out of ideas on optimizing this for handhelds. I will reassign to Bert's more experienced eyes before closing this, but I don't think I should put any more more time into it.
I've submit a PR here for what I had on this in case it is useful in further investigating CSS transforms: https://github.com/bp323/3akai-ux/pull/28
Reassigning to @Coenego for investigation.
Unfortunately I didn't manage to find a solution for this issue. Tried some extra hacks that should improve the performance of the CSS transitions in the browser, but the choppy animations still remain... Reassigning to @bp323
Submitted a PR https://github.com/bp323/3akai-ux/pull/50 @bp323
On iPhone, Left-nav open-and-close sliding is a little bit choppy. It's most visible on the activity page, where presumably you have lots of elements on the page.
Also, it looks like the contents inside of it tries to awkwardly resize itself. Maybe the animation can be treated more like a "slide" while clipping away its contents rather than a "shrink". That might also take care of the choppiness.