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CSS

Cannot see animations in Firefox

I'm doing the Keyframe Rules and Animation Properties in the CSS course. But I can't see the progress bar in my browser. I'm using the newest version of Firefox.

Can anyone help me?

Thanks, /Millard

It's hard for us to know what issue you are having if you don't show us your code. For some tips on how to do that, check out the tips for asking questions video located in the right hand sidebar.

Also without a link to the code challenge you are having issues with someone would have guess which one it is, to be able to test out their solution.

3 Answers

Have you used the prefix @-moz-keyframes?

Yeah, I have. Still nothing.. Very weird..

I know this has been posted a month ago, but here's the fix just in case someone else has this issue.

You need to type in the unprefixed background properties in order to have the gradients display in the recent versions Firefox and IE (Opera, Safari and Chrome are Webkit based). This step wasn't mentioned in the lesson.

Basically, you need this line:

background: repeating-linear-gradient(-45deg, rgba(255,255,255,.1), rgba(255,255,255,0) 12px), linear-gradient(#F5A8A8, #F08080);

Bogdan Heimerl -

> This step wasn't mentioned in the lesson.

Which video are you referring to. There's a Linear Gradients – Unprefixed Syntax video these days.