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Oh that's great! When the entering/exiting parents are animated, though, the child still does not seem to be transitioning properly, only fading out and in (also fades in at the...

OK, got it. It would be a huge benefit to be able to exit elements from wherever they were positioned according to the normal layout (rather than only absolutely positioned...

Another thing I don't grok is that in the code, it does appear as if FLIP *does* try to position exiting elements correctly, according to their measured state before the...

I thought about that too, but that would prevent being able to perform simultaneous/overlapping enter and exit transitions (important for our use case)....

Also, just to braindump my understanding: animateFlippedElements uses just the client rect (`.rect`). All it needs to do is offset the element by the delta between the final and initial...

Here's what I'm thinking now: To animate exiting elements no matter where they are in the DOM tree, even if their parents are removed, we'd need to reinsert them onto...

Thanks for the idea! I do agree it would be nice, adding some tips or possibly things to look into when it doesn't load....

Hi - the finishing touches on these packages are still a WIP, and this was in fact a contribution from @MrBiscuit in our community! We're working on making this work...

If you are open to adding an option for this, I can look into contributing it

(Fyi, my use case is a web application that has many different origins as iframe content. It is tedious to add every individual sites to the exception list.)