It only happens for me when I highlight the text and then hit "quote", does that make sense?
edit --------- I know what's happening. I'm hitting the wrong quote bubble when I highlight the text ... facepalm. I'm sorry for cluttering up your thread ;_;
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03-Apr-2015 22:09:08
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03-Apr-2015 22:13:51
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Body btw
Body btw
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It only happens for me when I highlight the text and then hit "quote", does that make sense?
edit --------- I know what's happening. I'm hitting the wrong quote bubble when I highlight the text ... facepalm. I'm sorry for cluttering up your thread ;_;
That's actually really good for me to know, I need to do something to prevent that from happening
Seriously that's a huge help that you isolated it. Thank you and it's not clutter, but you can clutter up my thread any time!
Message to Ryan M (and anyone who may be interested)
Regarding this...
http://i.imgur.com/6NLMAK9.png
As you know the same issue can be seen on Fmod posts when hovering over their forum badge. See
here
for an example where the signature colour plays up when hovering the badge.
You'll notice since I have added the transition to avatars and the bug wont happen. The same fix I have also applied to Linkify Badges, and I'll likely extend it to Fmod badges too.
In case you're wondering about the fix, it's really very simple.
The basics is to throw the transitions over to the GPU. This works best on absolute positioned elements since the document flow wont be changed, else you may not always get the desired results depending on the animation. But these animations don't mess with the document flow so it doesn't matter so much.
Once the GPU takes care of the transition the z-indexes won't be honoured because the GPU can't see the the document's hierarchy.
So it may be needed to tell the GPU it's not meant to be topmost, buy sending the parent element to the GPU too. This way it's rendered in the same order as the browser. Just depends on the elements. I used a different way to achieve this below.
So to do this is pretty basic for the badges & avatars.
By targeting the avatar parent my overflow:hidden is honoured. If I target the avatar it's not.
Another upside to this being smoother traditions.
Why does this work?
translate3d only works on the targeted elements, where as some CSS transition properties kick in text anti-aliasing font smoothing and such, I'm
guessing
this because it expects the document flow to change.
04-Apr-2015 02:09:55
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04-Apr-2015 03:21:46
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Indecent Act
Were you referring to this? Haha
http://puu.sh/h0JGm.png
E: I'm now hot choccy powered again! Woo!
E2: Since you've made smooth thingy for avas, would it be possible to do it for the yellow buttons as well? I mean, up to you, but for consistency's sake that is
E3: this type of yellow button: http://puu.sh/h0JOn.png
04-Apr-2015 03:14:47
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04-Apr-2015 03:17:11
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Morgan
Main reason I did avatars first was to address what seemed to be a bug, but as I showed in the post above to Ryan M, I'm not so sure it's a bug now because with a better understanding of how things work I'm able to get the results I desired.
I figured you'd eventually add the 3d fix for the flashing text that was noticable on coin-flip FMods. Currently on my iPhone 5c at a hockey game (Tulsa), so I can't see it at the moment. I was looking at StackOverflow from the other day about this same thing. If I notice anything odd when I get back to my computer, I'll let you know.