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Description of the Problem

It seems like a few people don't like the loading transitions (#13637).

The idea initially was to trickle in entries very very very quickly (like… 0.01s) so that it didn't just feel like a stack of bricks falling on the page when data loaded in.

  • While I still think this works well for smaller pages, I can see it getting annoying when you have 50+ entries on each page.
  • The effect also feels more pronounced on larger monitors.

What this PR Does

  • Removes sibling transitions but keeps the initial 0.125s transition.
  • Hopefully this is a good halfway house, so the data still loads in like a feather pillow (but not 50 of them)

How to Reproduce

  1. Navigate the CP and observe how it feels when data loads in

… heavy sites with many entry points these can indeed feel a bit much
@jasonvarga jasonvarga merged commit 55070a0 into master Jan 23, 2026
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@jasonvarga jasonvarga deleted the kill-sibling-transitions branch January 23, 2026 15:25
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