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Oct 19.2021

I have a weird transition rendering issue when a page loads. The header elements are zooming in rather than fading in. I’ve included a link to a video of it as I can only reproduce the issue using Safari and weirdly Microsoft Edge for macOS. it works as intended in Firefox, Chrome, and Opera (all macOS versions I don’t have access to a windows environment at the moment.). Does anyone have any idea why this is happening? I could keep the header `display: none;` but I like to go out of my way to not use workarounds. Link to a video of the issue the first window is the issue in safari the second is it working correctly in chrome.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M3J0ojNe9Ok]()

Link to code at codepen.
[https://codepen.io/k1n64r7hur/pen/MWvaGrP]()

P.S. Strange aside. the issue does not happen when rendering the page in safari at codepen.io. could this issue be due to me loading a local file?

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@boohooOct 19.2021 — @Rikyli#1638339 it looks like it happens because the font loading somehow delays the processing of the CSS. And since you're using transition: all almost everywhere, this is what you get.
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@RikyliauthorOct 20.2021 — @boohoo#1638345 Is there a way to apply two transitions to an element without wrapping it in divs? That was my reason for the transition: all usage. I'm trying to not use any wrapping containers unless it makes structural sense such as nav in the header (just a personal challenge, I may abandon it if I cant get the results I want.)
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@boohooOct 20.2021 — @Rikyli#1638372 yes, you can have multiple transitions. You can pack them all in single transition:, or use transition-property:

  • 1. With transition:
    ``css<i>
    </i>transition: background-color 1s, color 1s;<i>
    </i>    `</CODE></LI>
    <LI>2. With <C>    transition-property</C>:
    <CODE lang="css">    `css<i>
    </i>transition-property: background-color, color;
    transition-duration: 1s;<i>
    </i>    ``
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    @RikyliauthorOct 20.2021 — Okay, thanks a lot. I tried to do that before I started using "all" but I must have forgotten the comma or sem-colon because it didn't work then and does now 🤦‍♂️.
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