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First of all, really nice job with this demo. This is exactly what I am looking to accomplish (smooth transitions between angular views).
Using the newest version of angular though, as you likely know, they have dropped core router support. As a result, I am using the ui-router module for my "states".
After dropping in the css rules as outlined in your demo, things did animate, but were very jerky and odd (newest version of Chrome). I'm wondering if this has something to do with some differences using ui-router. Would you happen to know?
Thanks!
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Understood. Thanks for your comment. Your demo actually looks really smooth to me in Chrome though. I have a hunch its related to the way some things are positioned in my app (absolute vs. relative, etc.) although I don't see why that would cause problems.
Regardless, it's not the fault of your demo, which is a good example for me to study further. Thanks again!
First of all, really nice job with this demo. This is exactly what I am looking to accomplish (smooth transitions between angular views).
Using the newest version of angular though, as you likely know, they have dropped core router support. As a result, I am using the ui-router module for my "states".
After dropping in the css rules as outlined in your demo, things did animate, but were very jerky and odd (newest version of Chrome). I'm wondering if this has something to do with some differences using ui-router. Would you happen to know?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: