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My colleague rewritten animation in that way, that it can be handled by Safari. It was obvious to us, that this trembling is caused by using translate + margin, that's why I mentioned it even in title. As you probably know, it is better to avoid margin animations. So, we added wrapper, which have opposite direction animation. Yeah, now we have 2 animations, but they are handled by browsers better, than one with both translation and margin

Disclaimer: novice here so take this with a pinch of salt. I've provided a solution below that certainly isn't the most elegant but will help you on your way without altering too much of your code.

• We can take the section of class 'fog' out entirely for the time being to simplify things a little.
• We then take the div of class 'absolute-bg' and place this immediately below the body, making sure that all of your remaining elements are within this div and therefore (visually) 'on top' of your background.
• We then set the 'absolute-bg' class to have a lower z-index than everything else (e.g. -1).
• Next, we can take the div of 'fog-container' and give it two simple CSS properties: position: fixed; top: 0;
• This removes the element from the Document flow and places it in a fixed position relative to the browser window, in this case, top: 0.
• Finally, you want to be able to click-through your div 'fog-container' which now sits 'on-top' of everything else when rendered, therefore, we can add these two properties to .fog-container: pointer-events: none; touch-action: none;

Hope this helps. Elegant, no? A push in the right direction? Hopefully!

Do you want the modal to be shown on page load?

In the above case, you haven't called the modal yet and thus it is hidden. A modal by itself will remain hidden until or unless it is called using an event. If you want the modal to be shown on page load, use the below code.

The Google Drive API allows you to create apps that leverage Google Drive cloud storage. You can develop applications that integrate with Google Drive, and create robust functionality in your application using Google Drive API.

Google drive API is not intended for use as a file server. Its simply a file storage system. What you are trying to do is not going to work. There will be no way for you to authorize someone clicking on that link to be able to access the file.

You should look at storing the files on your own file server.

After few minutes of research I've found an open-source repo on github: https://github.com/AlessioMaddaluno/bouncing-dvd-logo. It is a bouncing DVD logo written in vanilla JS. You can control speed and it kinda detects (I'm not really sure if it's the kind of detection you meant). Hovewer, it works only for images.

A somewhat hacky idea, but maybe it will work in your situation, would be to remove the innerHTML of the div, do the find then put the innerHTML back again. It may depend on the exact structure whether this is safe to do.

This plugin adds style i.e :display: none; opacity: 0; to each lis dynamically so when you append new lis you can add this to your li.Also , when you use .append() this will not append lis after Breaking news 8 because position of lis are getting change so to append new lis only after last li you can use data-attr which will helps us to find last li and append new li after that .

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