marcusk

Great, that answers my question, thanks Zach!

I had a question about plugin license usage. The company I work for has a Club Membership with access to plugins like DrawSVG. The work that I do requires this plugin, but when I pass my work off to clients, they also need that plugin to view it (I assume). We are not the ones hosting the animation. My question is, is it ok to provide the plugin as a file along with the html and/or inline the plugin inside the HTML?

Hi Zach, That was it! But do you know why the position would effect how the opacity works?

Hi, I've searched the forums and on google for this issue I'm having, but unable to find an answer. Hoping someone can help. In my simple animation test, I have 2 orange squares that slightly overlap each other. When the opacity goes from 1 to 0, both squares fade away nicely in Chrome. However, in IE11, the opacity is not gradually disappearing. The 2 squares just disappear in an instant. I can make this work in IE11 if I target both of the square's classes, but then what happens is, the overlapping part of the square becomes apparent and just looks odd. My codepen example presents this issue clearly. I know some users may not be able to run this in IE, so I've also created this in an html and javascript file zipped. Any thought to why this is happening and how I can make the opacity work in IE like chrome? GS-TEST.zip