Nice job. Is it a problem with the state of webdev that the thing I was most impressed by was that your website didn't break my back button? Seriously, good work.
CSS animated loading indicators
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Re: CSS animated loading indicators
#22They don't seem to animate in Chrome 31.
Also works for me, Chrome 31, Linux.
Re: CSS animated loading indicators
#23Here's the browser compatibility info: http://caniuse.com/css-animation
Re: CSS animated loading indicators
#24Nice job. Is it a problem with the state of webdev that the thing I was most impressed by was that your website didn't break my back button? Seriously, good work.
Well, that's a nice feature, but as you bring it up, deep linking isn't possible ;-) There are various techniques to enable it though, pushState(), hash fragments etc.
Re: CSS animated loading indicators
#25Unfortunately very CPU intense, compared to SVG-based indicators
Re: CSS animated loading indicators
#26Unfortunately very CPU intense, compared to SVG-based indicators
Any numbers available?
Re: CSS animated loading indicators
#27Nice job. Is it a problem with the state of webdev that the thing I was most impressed by was that your website didn't break my back button? Seriously, good work.
The thing I was most impressed by was the fact that the left and right cursor buttons worked straight off the bat :D
Re: CSS animated loading indicators
#28Are you telling me that CSS can now make nice animated wobbling circles but still can't center in a sane way?
(Nice work, btw, like the animations =)
Re: CSS animated loading indicators
#29Re: CSS animated loading indicators
#30Nice job. Is it a problem with the state of webdev that the thing I was most impressed by was that your website didn't break my back button? Seriously, good work.
Well, that's a nice feature, but as you bring it up, deep linking isn't possible ;-) There are various techniques to enable it though, pushState(), hash fragments etc.
Best would be a replaceState: would not break back button, would allow deep linking.