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Hi,

 

The firefox fix in the current code that addresses a bug in transform could be improved.

It changes the top value but if I have an element positioned with bottom it breaks my layout.

One fix could be just checking if bottom is set and change the bottom value instead.

 

Code I'm refering to:

if (_isFirefox) { //Firefox has a bug that causes transformed elements to randomly disappear during (or after) animation unless a repaint is forced. One way to do this is change "top" by 0.05 which is imperceptible, so we alternate back and forth. Another way is to change the display to "none", read the clientTop, and then revert the display but that is much slower. The bug is present in at least Firefox 17 and 18
  top = _getStyle(targ, "top", null, false, "0");
  n = parseFloat(top) || 0;
  sfx = top.substr((n + "").length);
  t._ffFix = !t._ffFix;
  targ.style.top = (t._ffFix ? n + 0.05 : n - 0.05) + ((sfx === "") ? "px" : sfx);
}

 

Thanks

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I see what you mean - thanks for pointing that out. Would you mind testing the preview of 1.9.2 and let us know if that resolves things for you?

 

[removed attachment - scroll down for updated zip]

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Still has the same problem.

I'm setting top to "inherit" after the animation is complete as a fix for this.

 

Thanks

 

 

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Ah yes, sorry about that - I see what you're saying and I believe this version resolves the issue (see attached). Better?

1.9.2_preview2.zip

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