Can someone point me to where I might log a bug with Gecko or Webkit? I'm fairly new to this whole process.
Thanks again. On Aug 20, 3:41 pm, "Jonathan Vanherpe (T & T NV)" <jonat...@tnt.be> wrote: > I see the same thing on Ubuntu, so I guess it's some bug that's both in > Gecko and Webkit (I see it in Firefox and in Chromium, not in Opera). > There's slight differences between the way the artifacts are shown in > both browsers. > > Your best bet might be to try and get in touch with somebody that's > working on either Webkit or Mozilla through IRC or something. > > Jonathan > > > > Liam Potter wrote: > > > Might have something to do with cleartype? > > > Leonard Martin wrote: > >> Apologies, I missed the link: > > >>http://in.tellig.net/jquery.animateparam/jquery.animateparam.js > > >> and > > >>http://in.tellig.net/jquery.animateparam/for an example. > > >> On Aug 19, 2:08 pm, Leonard Martin <leonard.mar...@gmail.com> wrote: > > >>> I've been trying to write an extension to the animate function to > >>> allow the animation of elements along a parameterised path (in the > >>> original motivation this was around the diameter of a circle) whilst > >>> keeping use of things like $.easing and $().stop(). I've managed to > >>> put something together that seems to work, except that in the basic > >>> example I have one of the animated elements leaves a trail behind it > >>> as it moves it certain browsers. > > >>> It seems to work fine in IE6 and Opera(Win) but leaves a trail in FF > >>> 3.5.2, Chrome 2.0.172.40 and Safari 4.02. > > >>> I'm assuming it's a rendering engine bug, but it's something I've > >>> never come across before, so if anyone has any sage advice about how > >>> to deal with it, or has any other feedback on the plugin in general > >>> then I'd be interested to hear. > > -- > Jonathan Vanherpe - Tallieu & Tallieu NV - jonat...@tnt.be
