Pane not resizing after easing / transition?

It seems that you shouldn't be applying position: absolute on children of box-flex as this prevents them from "pushing" each other when they change size.

It seems that you shouldn't be applying position: absolute on children of box-flex, as this prevents them from "pushing" each other when they change size. The workaround would be applying position: absolute on . Main-content instead and positioning from there: .

Main-content @include display-box @include box-orient(horizontal) +stretch-y( $offset-top: $header-height, $offset-bottom: $footer-height ) . Left-col width: $left-col-width @extend . Stretched @include box-flex(1) @include ceaser-transition(easeInOutExpo, width, 500ms, 0s) .

Left-col. Closed width: 500px . Right-col @extend .

Stretched @include box-flex(1) You can check it here in action: jsfiddle.net/yMjH6.

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