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Slide transition effect causes slide corruption #1627

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ranr01 opened this issue Jun 21, 2016 · 11 comments
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Slide transition effect causes slide corruption #1627

ranr01 opened this issue Jun 21, 2016 · 11 comments
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@ranr01
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ranr01 commented Jun 21, 2016

HI,

Not sure if this is a reveal.js bug or a browser issue. Also it happens inconsistently so might be hard to recreate. I just thought to throw it out there and see if others have encountered it and if we can pin point the issue.

The problem is that when using slide in transition sometimes the slide get corrupted and it looks like there are 2 slides on top of each other, or like the last frame of animation did not disappear before the final frame appeared.

It happens more when one goes back and forth along the presentation, and when one actually uses a second display (projector).

My workaround is to use fade in transition.

Sorry I can't be more helpful...
Cheers!

P.S. This is on Linux and Firefox 47

@BugBuster1701
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I can confirm that. (Linux FF 47)
It works under Linux with Chromium 51, on my PC.

@jackycute
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+1

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@gitpitch
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gitpitch commented Aug 2, 2016

+1

@jackycute
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I made some workaround for Firefox 47+
#1649

@rajgoel
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rajgoel commented Aug 16, 2016

For me even the fade transition is not working properly in FF48. Thus, transition: 'none' is the only workable solution for the moment.

@cavie78
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cavie78 commented Aug 31, 2016

I'm also having problems with slide transitions on the latest version of Firefox for Mac (all other browsers are fine). Text boxes simply appear after a delay of a few seconds rather than sliding in as they're meant to/did before

@hakimel
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hakimel commented Oct 5, 2016

I just pushed a fix for this. If you've experienced this issue, can you please try http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/ again and see if it works better now? You can try a specific transition by adding it in the query string: http://lab.hakim.se/reveal-js/?transition=convex

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rajgoel commented Oct 6, 2016

Thanks for the fix, works better now but not 100% fixed for me. On FF 49 / Ubuntu 16.04 I see this

screenshot from 2016-10-06 19 14 38

for a second when going through the slides. After a second or so, the slide displays correctly. This glitch does not happen all of the time and not on all slides. So far I have only seen this on the "Fragments" slides, and here I can reproduce it, so it might actually be related to the slide content.

@rajgoel
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rajgoel commented Oct 6, 2016

Just tried the concave transition and here this happens

screenshot from 2016-10-06 19 29 10

In contrast to the slide transition glitch above, this display glitch does not disappear after a second. It only happens on the first time when moving to the slide. When revisiting the slide, this glitch does not appear again.

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@rajgoel
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rajgoel commented Nov 17, 2017

I think this is resolved with FF57 😃

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Since @rajgoel mentioned that he can't reproduce the error anymore, I'm closing this issue for now. This seems like another one of those specific browser/renderer bugs, since people were only able to replicate this with older Firefox versions.

derheap pushed a commit to derheap/reveal.js that referenced this issue Feb 22, 2018
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