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Fix. Images under toggle displayed even when closed #96
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I will check this weekend. thanks |
Got it, thanks |
Fix: Image viewer overlay background transparency issue
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I will check next week.. |
Could I include the refactoring and improvements in this PR? |
sure |
Bug Fixes
New Features
Architecture Improvements
Testing
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Fixed unnatural transitions during scale changes in various scenarios. I'll wrap up the work in this PR |
Fixed unnatural transitions during scale changes in various scenarios.During further testing, I noticed that some issues only appeared in the actual rendering environment, not in the iframe environment. Specifically, Safari calculated image sizes larger than their actual dimensions, and animations became unstable during scale changes under certain conditions. I’ve retested across various scenarios, and no further issues have been found. Safari test video (after fix): safari.mp4 |
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so many files are changed , just for fix some bugs
why??
Since we agreed to include refactoring and improvements in this PR, I worked on them together with the bug fixes. That’s why the number of changed files is larger. |
Description of Changes
Here is reference: #25
fix 'images under toggle displayed even when closed'
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toggle-image.mov
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