Rotating multiple (Pseudo-)Elements in IE9 works fine as long as the background images are referenced through the content
attribute:
.icon:before { content:url('…')};
When using background-image
everything is also OK as long as only one object is rotated:
When I had to use background-image
and transform:rotate
on multiple objects I ran into this problem:
The background images of both objects become skewed. Does anybody know the reason and maybe a solution for this? This problem occurs only in "real" IE9, emulating IE9 in DevTools of newer versions of IEs is not reliable.
I found your question interesting as rotating element is quite interesting
I have updated some of the code .. make the rotation 360 so the things will remain same.
https://jsfiddle.net/aakashshah/662v79Lm/14/