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Original post: http://chrissilich.com/blog/fix-css-animation-slow-or-choppy-in-mobile-browsers/ Even better than just adding this code to all the elements you want sped up… -webkit-transform: translateZ(0); Use -webkit-transform: translate3d() to do all your animations, instead of left, right, top, bottom, margin, or padding properties. -webkit-transform: translate3d(50%, … Continue reading
Did I mention that our new website launched? Primal Screen website (100% of code and 75% of design by yours truly). Oh, and I’ll never write another website in that bloated carcass of a useable PHP framework: Zend Framework. My … Continue reading
Posted in Actionscript/Flash, CodeIgniter, HTML/CSS, HTML5, Javascript, jQuery, PHP, Zend
Tagged CSS, html, html5, javascript, jquery, js, primal, primalscreen, screen, zend
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I’m developing an iPhone app using the PhoneGap library, which lets you write your app as if it were a website. That means any UI transitions or animations have to be written the way you would for any modern website … Continue reading
Today I fought with a stylesheet for a good 15 minutes, wondering why a content element was overlapping a nav element, and why I couldn’t just give the nav element a higher z-index number. Turns out, z-index is ignored on … Continue reading
Internet Explorer does a pretty lousy job of displaying fonts anyway, especially fonts from all those new we font websites such as TypeKit (who I strongly recommend). But when you use, say, jQuery’s fadeIn() effect like this $(“.fadeThisGuy”).fadeIn(); … type … Continue reading
Posted in HTML/CSS, Javascript, jQuery
Tagged @font-face, animate, crappy, CSS, fade, filters, IE, ie8, internet explorer, jquery, opacity, typekit
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Google has an ever expanding library of fonts for use on anyone’s website for free right here. But how do you use them? Well, it’s actually really easy. 1. Find the font you like. Let’s say I like 2. Link … Continue reading
If you can’t find the PHP version by logging into your web hosting control panel, or if you just want to find it out the geeky way, by asking the server itself, here’s how. 1. Make a new php file. … Continue reading