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Chrome Bug: HTML elements break Harlowe's built-in fade transition

Using the Harlowe format in Chrome, whenever I add an HTML element to a passage, any text within the element seems to appear immediately with no fade-in transition, and any text added after the element (which is not within in another element) appears suddenly a few seconds later.

All text placed before the element fades in as usual. I've tried this in Firefox, and it seems to work fine. It's a fairly minor issue, but it does create a slightly jarring aesthetic.

EDIT: It also seems happen with lists...

Comments

  • In this case anyone debugging this issue should be able to work out what you meant but in general it is a good idea to include an example that demonstrates the issue, like the following passage text:

    This text fades in as expected.

    <p>This text should fade in but is visible as soon as the passage is displayed in Chrome.</p>

    This text should also fade in but appears instantly after a slight delay in Chrome.
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