I am trying to use this slider
Unfortunately sliding effects doesn't work on my firefox(31). Does anyone know where can be problem?
All the new css3 transforms should firefox support so I don't see problem in this.
Update:also jmpress.js animations doesn't work for me in firefox
I have found a solution if anyone else will have same problem.
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I have recently started playing around with joyride. It is superb. However, I am having some major responsive issues. When I resize my browser, the tip position changes. For instance, when the original position is 'top' it suddenly changes to 'bottom' when I resize the browser.
I have looked everywhere for a solution but unable to find why this is happening.
Is anyone experiencing this issue and/or know a way around this?
Thanks in advance!
Responsive web design is not about manually resizing your browser, the foundation needs to load to calculte the co-ords of the page?
This template I have made using CSS3 3D transforms is flickering like crazy in FireFox 15 (and possibly older versions? It did seem to be fine a few months ago before an update). I've managed to stop the flickering by removing the container's perspective property, but that's not ideal. If I delete all the child element with Firebug, the problem persists.
Any ideas? It works as expected in all other browsers! I realise this technology is new and unstable, but the flickering is pretty awful in Firefox and absolutely fine in Chrome and Safari.
http://iamalexkempton.net/themes/vFlip_v1-1-preview/template/index1.php
Thanks in advance. :)
Translate3d is buggy (if that's what you're using). RotateY should work fine. It at least solved my flickering and weird rotation.
See: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=769892
Offtopic: Nice site! Works fine here in FF.
use perspective: 1000px; on the containder of a element with the transform should work
Regards
Is border radius supposed to work the Firefox way or the Webkit way? Basically, in Firefox if the element with the border radius has overflow hidden the content is clipped by the radius, in Webkit it overflows. The Firefox way certainly seems by far the most obviously logical.
If that is how it is supposed to work does any one have any idea when Webkit is going to fix it or is this going to be one of those god awful IE6 style browser discrepancies?
As far as I can tell, this is https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=68196
The way this currently works in Chrome is a bug.
I have posted to the Chrome developers and they have confirmed that and believe it will be fixed shortly. Follow progress on the link below
https://groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/group/chromium-bugs/browse_thread/thread/2245dc43377a067d
Seems like an update on google chrome messed up my canvas animation. Currently I´m getting lots of flickering, this seems awkward because I haven´t changed any of the code and it worked smoothly a couple days ago. Am I the only one with this problem?
ps: the animation works fine in firefox.
Are you using double buffering? You should expect flickering unless you are using a buffer. See Does HTML5/Canvas Support Double Buffering? and Google search
try using requestAnimationFrame: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/window.requestAnimationFrame
I'm trying to use the excanvas/JQuery based "Flot" plugin but would like to use a background image. At the moment however there is a bug that means it's not possible to set a background image to the canvas using CSS - the bug is described here and here.
Has anyone managed to get around this bug? It's incredibly frustrating as using CSS to provide a background image to a canvas appears to be valid in every other browser; but not using IE and excanvas!
Any help would be appreciated! I've tried nested divs and more - and I'm running out of ideas!
Thanks in advance
Edit:
There's a possible workaround here - http://code.google.com/p/flot/issues/detail?id=129 - but it seems a bit outdated as a lot of the flot code isn't the same anymore. I guess it does give me something to start with however! If anybody has an easier solution I'd be happy to hear it!