animation changes display property

[jkbailey@…]

When performing a fadeIn animation on an element with a css property of "display: inline-block", the end result of the animation sets the style attribute of the element to "display: block", which overrules the property set in css, therefore causing issues with formatting animated elements.

P.S. however, browsers might try to fix this issue on their own (ie. in Chrome, its not an issue unless you pull up the print page dialog and then cancel it.)

[dmethvin]

Although this is a cool story, it isn't something we can take action on yet. It would be really helpful to have a test case as well. Can you write up a simple test case and post it on jsFiddle.net or jsbin.com so we can see how to reproduce the problem?

[Rick Waldron]

jQuery does it's best to use the default display type of an element — is your CSS overriding a default display?

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