Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
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Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
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Re: Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
#2Looks very nice, reminds me of the Elements app for iPad.
P.S. I don't know about you guys, but it still bugs me whenever I don't see Pluto.
Re: Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
#3The article points it out, but the text comes in from different directions depending on whether you're clicking on the planet or scrolling to it from the side.
Nice touch.
Re: Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
#4And here's what it looks like in IE9: http://twitpic.com/4a3kyw/full
Re: Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
#5I still read this word as "Planeh-arium" in my head. Maybe a bad reference :)
Re: Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
#6And here's what it looks like in IE9: http://twitpic.com/4a3kyw/full
Also doesn't work in FF 3.6 or Opera 11...
Re: Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
#7It looks awesome on Chrome, but there is a slight glitch in the shape of a flash that occurs once all animation appears to have finished. Anyone else experiencing this?
Re: Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
#8Crashes Safari on iPad iOS 4.3
[EDIT] On iPad 1.
Re: Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
#9I let out a sigh when I saw redundant but understandably necessary function calls to support all browsers. Is there hope in seeing stuff like this consolidated anytime soon?
-moz-transform:...
-webkit-transform:...
-o-transform:...
transform:...
Re: Very impressive CSS3 demo: CSS3 Planetarium
#10I feel sorry for Pluto :(