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Handling inner text when element is transform: scale()'d, how to make not blurrier when scaled up?
GH:https://github.com/nnall/hm-frontend-Nick.git
I have an element in my react return, several really with this scenario, but for now this one in particular:
As you can see I am conditionally assigning classes.
focused_container
, in my CSS, transform: scale()
's this element slightly larger.
It's working, but when it scales up, the elements inside of it become blurry, at least on Chrome. Everything looks fine in Firefox. Slightly burry on Safari too.
Is there a known way to fix this? You can see I've been messing around with perspective and transform:translateZ(), in addition to filter: contrast(), but none have worked so far.GitHub
GitHub - nnall/hm-frontend-Nick
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ἔρως•18d ago
where can we seen this running?
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thethingisback•18d ago
here we go: https://github.com/nnall/hm-frontend-Nick.git
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ἔρως•18d ago
cant you make a minimal codepen that shows the problem?
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