Greenshift now supports global page transitions based on Transition API. Not all browsers support this, but all modern browsers support it. By default, elements header, footer and admin bar will stay fixed on page and only other elements will be animated. But you can set own selectors that will be safe on page
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<p>Greenshift now supports global page transitions based on Transition API. Not all browsers support this, but all modern browsers support it. By default, elements header, footer and admin bar will stay fixed on page and only other elements will be animated. But you can set own selectors that will be safe on page</p>
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<p>Check tutorial</p>
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