Using a simple -webkit-transition-duration: 2s property and value and then using :hover pseudo-selector on the element with something like below looks really, really lovely in Safari or Chrome: opacity: 0.6. It’s a smooth transition like you’d expect with the use of JavaScript. It’s great to use that on your site logo.
Andy Walpole
Using a simple -webkit-transition-duration: 2s property and value and then using :hover pseudo-selector on the element with something like below looks really, really lovely in Safari or Chrome: opacity: 0.6. It’s a smooth transition like you’d expect with the use of JavaScript. It’s great to use that on your site logo.