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Attempting to call $.stop(false,true) will stop any position transitions, but will continue to run opacity animations for the duration. An example can be seen here.
A tentative fix has been made that fixes the issue in Chrome23, Safari6 but suspiciously fails to address the issue in Firefox 17.0.1. Fix can be found here. (Note: this was not submitted as a pull request because I'm not content with the lack of solution for FF and I'm relatively new into CSS transitions).
Thanks again for the great lib and your hard work!
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I ended up setting transition-property to 'none' as opposed to clearing the line found in this commit. That does work in all supported browsers. It's aggressive, I agree, but it is functional.
Attempting to call $.stop(false,true) will stop any position transitions, but will continue to run opacity animations for the duration. An example can be seen here.
A tentative fix has been made that fixes the issue in Chrome23, Safari6 but suspiciously fails to address the issue in Firefox 17.0.1. Fix can be found here. (Note: this was not submitted as a pull request because I'm not content with the lack of solution for FF and I'm relatively new into CSS transitions).
Thanks again for the great lib and your hard work!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: