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Experiment: CSS3D plane/fold effect
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Internet Explorer? #1

Open briansoule opened 11 years ago

briansoule commented 11 years ago

Internet. explorer. Any APIs for IE?

roboshoes commented 11 years ago

Hey,

I only know it works in IE10. I haven't really thought of older versions, as the don't support the the same 3d transitions. I think some might only have to overwrite the from-left, from-right, etc. classes in the scss files with effects, that work in IE too. for instance an opacity change.

However, it was never meant to work the same way in IE8 for instance.

briansoule commented 11 years ago

Can we keep them from behaving badly? It locks up the screen in IE9, and IE 8 & 9 still have a substantial market share.

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roboshoes commented 11 years ago

I know, the percentage of IE8 is surprisingly high still. I don't really have a quick solution for this right now. For now probably: detect browser and just have a completly different effect. It kinda sucks to leave out IE9. I think that should be feasible though since IE9 has decent support for more CSS capabilities.

Sorry that I can't be of any more help here right now as I'm a little slammed with work. I will let you know as soon as I get around to it. Hopefully over the next few days.

briansoule commented 11 years ago

What's the best way to disable or turn it off if(ie)?

roboshoes commented 11 years ago

Hey, I have two flights in the next couple days which I use to try to come up with a fallback for IE9 at least. I don't think anybody should worry about browsers less than that doesn't matter how high the percentage of use. :relieved:

briansoule commented 11 years ago

Wouldn't mind if it just turned off, though obviously it would be nice if there were partial functionality