https://github.com/jquery/jquery-mobile/pull/649
- Changed hideOnTouchEnabed to touchToggleEnabled.
- Fixed problem that would allow the toolbars to show on touchstop, if the starting state was "inline" to begin with.
- Moved the touchToggleEnabled checks in touchstart/touchstop so that they wrap the entire code in the function. We don't want to do any work if we don't need to.
- Removed the forced hide() call in touchstart.
Added the missing fadeout animation reference inthe fade.in transition rule.
A workaround is still included to ensure the input's name/value is submitted along with the form when it's not a type=reset, as this is necessary for the button data to appear in the serialized form data.
- Switch to using a combine.php library and index.php scripts within each directory for combining files. This works around the iOS webkit bug that prevents images from being displayed the next time the page is loaded.
- Removed -webkit-backface-visibility from all general rules and placed it in the .slide transition rule. It was impacting scroll performance and causing some rendering problems on iOS 3.1.x and some Android platforms.
List thumbnails disappear in iOS 3.1.2
- The bug seems to be caused by the fact that .ui-page has a -webkit-backface-visibility:hidden on it. I added a dummy translateX(0) -webkit-transform which seems to work around the problem. In theory, the backface property should only be needed during the flip transition since that is the only time the back of an element would be visible, but it seems that we are using backface to prevent tile rendering from being visible while scrolling.
- Added a -webkit-perspective property to the body element, since it is the container for the element (ui-page) that actually flips. We need specify this so a projection matrix gets created, giving the viewer some perspective. The 1000 represents the depth in pixels (the distance from the viewer to the z-plane). According to the CSS3 spec 1000 is a moderate value. Lower values make the effect more extreme.
"Global: blinky page transitions"
According to the CSS Animations spec as soon as an animation completes, any properties that were animated revert back to their previous values. This means that the CSS rule that refers to the animation by name must also have the "To" property values specified.
