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Art CSS Dock
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Fred
  Fred
  Tuesday, 22 January 2013
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Hi,

Congratulations, this module seems great and could be very helpfull for one of our client\'s website.

We have tested the demo page with IE. With this browser there is no transition effect between normal and highlight state.

is this tunable ?

Thanks in advance,
Regards,

Fred
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Artetics Team
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Hello,

What IE version do you use?
What is the URL to see the issue? Or do you test our demo page?

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Fred
Fred
more than a month ago
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Hi,

Thank you for answering so quickly.

Here is the demo link we have tried : http://demo.artetics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=168&Itemid=171

We tested your demo page with IE9 and IE8. It goes straight from small to bigger image with no smooth effect.

Regards,

Fred
Artetics Team
Artetics Team
more than a month ago
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Hi,

IE does not fully support CSS3 and that\'s why the icons behave this way.

The transition could be done via javascript but this extension is implemented via CSS only.

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artetics.com team
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Fred
Fred
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Hi,

OK. I hope IE10 will have a better implementation... Time will tell :unsure:

Thank you and best regards,

Fred
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