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I am trying to set up some sliding transitions between questions on a site. It all works perfectly in Firefox, but exhibits strange behaviour in Webkit
I have boiled it down to the fact that if I replace the percentages in css({'bottom':'-100%'}) or css({'left':'-100%'}) with actual values, the problem goes away. But this isn’t ideal, so I wondered if there was a browser bug anyone was aware of, with a fix.
Long shot, but you don’t ask you don’t get!
Your javascript library ( since I don’t think it’s your code ) is holding it wrong.
instead of going 100% 99% .. 1% 0
It’s doing 100% 99px .. 1px 0,
Maybe adding proper parent’s with fixed dimensions and relative positions will help, but it’s a bug in that library anyway. It’s never a good idea to stack percents with no fixed dimensions anywhere.