Shout out to @davatron5000 for his view transitions post

Getting started with View Transitions on multi-page apps

Spurred by last week’s ShopTalk I rolled out View Transitions here on my static Jekyll site. I hadn’t realized View Transitions for multi-page apps (MPAs) and static sites are ready for testing behind a flag in Chrome 113+. View Transitions for MPAs are a feature that’s high on my CSS wishlist, so I got to it. It took less than an hour to do, requires zero JavaScript, and two lines of CSS. I’m pleased with the results.

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I got back to trying these last night and the top few results in google were so confusing I couldn’t remember how to get started.

Then I thought “didn’t Dave have a good post on this?” Looked it up and it’s even been updated!

Still the best resource I’ve found if you just want to learn how to get started with css-only multi-page view transitions.

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@zachleat @jaredwhite there's a funny backstory to this:

So I have this linkedin link on my personal website (e.g. "contact me: [email], [mastodon], [linkedin]”)

and whilst going through some interviews the last time I was unemployed, one of the people i interviewed with said “so i found your linkedin link on your website — now i know how you feel about linkedin" and i laughed and said “yeah, now you know" and he said “i worked at linkedin before this job”

lol

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