CSS3 animation is a powerful tool for creating dynamic effects in web pages. It can be used to create smooth transition effects, rotation, scaling, gradients, etc. However, since different browsers have different levels of support for CSS3 animations, animation effects may not be displayed properly in some browsers. This article will explore the compatibility issues of CSS3 animations and provide some solutions.
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Compatibility issues:
IE browser has very limited support for CSS3 animations in older versions (IE9 and below), and many advanced features do not work properly or are not even supported at all. This is mainly because older versions of IE use the Trident engine, which has incomplete support for CSS3. -
Solution:
In order to solve the compatibility problem of CSS3 animation in IE browser, we can use the following methods:
a. Use JavaScript libraries
You can use some JavaScript libraries, such as Animate.css or Velocity.js, which provide cross-browser CSS3 animation effects and can work normally in IE browsers. These libraries encapsulate complex animation effects, making it easier to use CSS3 animations in different browsers.
Here is sample code for creating a fade animation using the Animate.css library:
<!DOCTYPE html>
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