animations

[Russ Garlow]

Has anyone found a cheat to smooth out animations in HEO?

slide, fade, animate, they all look great in a browser, but HEO looks like it's having convulsions, lol.

[Scott Morris]

Wish I could say otherwise, but I haven't come up with a way around it (yet).  I know that many of the "off-the-shelf" JS snippets don't work well and I blame it largely on "quirks mode" and how it deals with (or refuses to deal with) the CSS involved in doing those animations.  If I find anything, I'll be sure to let you know.

[Jason Murray]

One way to keep your testing environment consistent with HEO is to put:
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=EmulateIE7" />

in the head of the document, and make sure you have *no* doctype specified. HEO runs IE7 in quirks mode and this should do the trick if you're testing on any version of IE from 7 up.

Jason


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[Russ Garlow]

Thanks Jason, that does give me a similar jumping effect in IE (not in Chrome).