CSS3DRenderer: Modify perspective transform to avoid issues in Chrome and Firefox #27017
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Description
As described in #26950, Chrome, Safari, and Firefox all have slightly different issues rendering HTML elements positioned with CSS 3D transforms. I've reported bugs to Chrome and Safari, but some similar issues have been open for a while. My approach with this fix was to try slightly different CSS syntax that seemed like it should do the same thing, and see if any alternatives would side-step the browser issues.
This solution avoids the issues in Chrome and Firefox, leaving only the original issue in Safari. When the container has even-numbered pixel width and height, Safari renders correctly as well.
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perspective: XXpx
vs.transform: perspective(XXpx)
:This contribution is funded by The New York Times.