Hi,
> The problem is on all css properties that have a string as property.
Colors can also be strings ('red', 'white', etc.). But I guess that can easily
be resolved by a simple table:
var colorstrings = {
red: [255,0,0],
white: [255,255,255],
black: [0,0,0],
...
}
> By the way, changing display block to display inline our vice versa WILL
> actually be animated because the computed width and height changes. Cool
> eh? ;-)
It also changes the floating of the element and the starting point. Let's have
a browser display like this (I wrote the tag):
asdf <b>jkl</b> asdf
Now I want to have this as a block-element so it should change to a display
like this:
asdf
<b>jkl</b>
asdf
You don't get that animated well with changing height and width.
> I will think about the border thing..but I thought no one would try to even
> think about a animation between a solid and a dotted border...If you have a
> nice implementation, please tell me!
I think Cris' idea is not so bad. :-)
How about those expressions that IE accepts in stylesheets?
.myclass { width: expression(document.body.offsetWidth-42) }
For all capable browsers you simply do that with setting left and right:
.myclass { left:21; right:21 }
Can that be animated in all Browsers as well? How does the animation behave,
when the browser is resized dring the animation plays.
I guess that real browsers will simply animate left and right and do that
while resizing as well.
In IE I guess you will calculate the new size based on the window size as the
animation starts; then you animate to that size and last not least the
Element is resized IE according to the expression.
Christof
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