[css-d] Multi-column layouts without CSS3

Hi all, This _might_ be off-topic; I think it's kind of a grey area. So if the moderators want to shut this discussion down, I understand. I'm working on a project involving a series of s. They're each pretty narrow, so I wanted to display them in columns, so I used column-count and column-gap fr

Re: [css-d] JavaScript animations and CSS animations in web apps

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Re: [css-d] JavaScript animations and CSS animations in web apps

Hi Gabriele, This question has been much on my mind – I've experimented with a lot of methods and to be perfectly honest I'm still experimenting project by project. Pertinently, an interesting article recently appeared on the Opera development blog about just this subject [1]. Generally what I en

[css-d] JavaScript animations and CSS animations in web apps

I generally tend to use CSS3 animations in mobile web apps whenever it's possible, but sometimes I get stuck when the app's requirements are too complex. So I usually mix up basic CSS3 animations with JS routines in order to not end up with messy markup as in many Codrops examples (you know, form e