On the iPad (3rd generation, iOS 6.01) there is to notice a strange and irritating behavior in some areas of my homepage.
To demonstrate, what I mean, please go to this page:
http://www.q-stables.de/qs-news.html
You see a page with nested widgets, in this case a "blank composition" nested into a "featured news" composition.
On my computer (iMac, OS 18.8.2) everything works fine. But If I go to this adress on my iPad, I realize several issues:
• Tapping on "Dezember 2012", you will find a row of triggers on the bottom of the page.
Tapping on "1" leads to a video, "2" opens a very small slideshow with only two pictures changing with horizontal transition. "3" shows a single picture.
If you stay on this last element for a little while, you will see a flickering every 4 seconds – what is precisely the interval of the slideshow transition defined for the slideshow transition of element "2"!
When I now go back to element "2" and swipe the two pictures, the automatic transition stops. Going back to element "3" again, the flickering is gone! Obvious the transition of the slideshow in "2" affects somehow the single photo in "3" and all following elements of the widget.
This behavior is noticeable in every similar situation: If you tap on "Oktober 2012" and go to element "3" the flickering appears as well. It stops, when you swipe the slideshow in element "2".
• And one more very "nasty" behavior: The slideshow ("Dezember 2012", element "2") works very smoothly on my Mac: the photos (horizontal transition) move from the right to the left. After the last picture the first photo comes in from the right too, what guarantees a fine, homogenious sequence.
On my iPad, the horizontal transition of slideshows work in a different and quite irritating way. The pictures don’t loop around, but go back and forth: When the last picture is reached, the slideshow runs very fast back to the first picture and starts again.
Especially the first issue I mentioned above (flickering) really needs a fix. I hope the Muse-team will have a look at this!