In web development, we might encounter the situation to animate width/height from a fixed pixel length to a percentage length. If you set height: 20px and animate to height: 100% or height: auto, the transition will not work and you will just get a height flicking, even though you use jquery or other libraries as a helper tool. Because height: 100% and height: auto calculate the height itself based on its parent element, the parent element will wrap the child element thus has the same height as child element.
Here we work out a tricky solution: wrap the rendered element (we could only get its dimension only after it’s rendered), set the wrapper’s height to a fixed height and temperarily hide the child’s overflown part with overflow: hidden, then animate wrapper’s height to the child’s height as we could calculate its dimension. The process is illustrated as following:
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