> > On 22/11/2012 10:29 PM, Michał Gołębiowski wrote: > >> min-height won't work good enough because transitioning min-height >> transitions min-height, not height. If the 'auto' element height is 100px >> and you set min-height to 1000px, the visible part of transition >> (min-height from 0 to 100px) will be very short. >> > > I do not see the problem. Ah, sorry, I meant max-height, not min-height. I've seen this in many places: height set to auto and showing/hiding an element set using max-height: 0 and max-height: SOME_LARGE_VALUEpx; Transitioning max-height won't have a nice effect here. > Anyway, why changing 'auto' to 0 and back can't trigger a transition? This >> is changing the computed value... >> > > I don't quite understand what you are saying here. I meant changing height between 0 and auto. Their computed values are 0 and auto, respectively, so this value changes. Why can't this be handled by transitions? What am I not seeing here? (Obviously changing height due to added content to an element of height: auto will exhibit a transitioning problem mentioned above, I'm not talking about it). -- Michał Z. Gołębiowski
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