On Mar 23, 2009, at 3:53 PM, Sergey V. Mikhanov wrote:
Hi community,
I am developing an iPhone-optimized website and testing it on Safari
3.1.2 on Windows. For some elements in the website I am applying
implicit animation using -webkit-transition style.
So basically, I have elements like this:
<div style="-webkit-transition: left 2s linear;">...</div>
that sometimes are present in the document from the very beginning
and sometimes are loaded from another document and injected in DOM.
In the first case animation happens as expected, however when divs
are injected using JavaScript, -webkit-transition seems to be
ignored (there's no animation).
Transitions are not run when elements are first added to the DOM; they
only run when style properties change from one value to another value.
Moreover, in the Safari's inspector I could see this:
-webkit-transition: condensed 2s linear;
What does this "condensed" mean and how could I force usage of the
style after injection?
This is a bug, and I believe has been since fixed. I recommend you
test with a nightly build, or at least the Safari 4 beta.
Simon
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