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I have a block with style height:auto. Fading happens by adding class to this element. It doesn’t work with height:auto but if I will enter random height to this block: height: 250px; fading will work.
So, how to make it works with height:auto? If I explained badly – say it, I can to re explain my problem.
when CSS change the height (or width) form auto to a value it snaps to 0 first cutting all transitions (same issue when trying to apply opacity transition with a change in display).
A workaround would be, on load, to set the height of the objects to their own offsetHeight.
Basically like using a random number (that you noticed works) but which is not random.