A minor, more of a cosmetic, issue/feature request. Currently the toggle button pattern is achieved by a broad button "cut off/hidden" by an overflow:hidden
(see overflow_hidden_deactivated.png). On click that leads to a visual glitch on transition leading to square-cut edges for the fraction of a second which always looks off and distracting (see overflow_hidden_deactivated_transition.png - the side the toggle is moving to is showing those square cut edges). Is the case for the recent versions of Safari, Chrome and Firefox I've tested on MacOS.
An alternative CSS only pattern might be the one shown here https://codepen.io/mburnette/pen/LxNxNg
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Comments
Comment #2
saschaeggiThis only seems to happen in Safari, right? I'll have a look into it.
Comment #4
saschaeggiFixed on 3.x-dev branch
Thanks for reporting
Comment #5
rkollerno as mentioned i have tested with safari, chrome and firefox and in each of the browsers the issue was the case. :) but with your quick fix it is working as expected now! great thanks!
Comment #6
saschaeggiAlright, I was only able to reproduce it with Safari but not with FF, Edge or Chrome.
Comment #7
saschaeggiFixed in 8.x-3.0-alpha25