I recently ran into an issue where I had to transition the height of an element from 0 to auto. Typically this is needed when "pushing" in new content from a feed, or expanding a container with "Show More". On the comment section of this website, I achieved this by first appending the inserted element to location off-screen and then measuring the rendered height. Then I could animate the expanding container using an absolute height. I wanted to find a more elegant solution to this problem. I encountered the [max-height solution](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3508605/how-can-i-transition-height-0-to-height-auto-using-css), in which the maximum height is animated instead of the height. This works as long as the content is always less than your max-height. There are a few caveats, most notably the animation getting "stuck" (because the max-height is too high). When animating back to zero, it gets stuck at the beginning for a split second.

I recently became the owner of Asus's ZenPad S Z580CA. I chose this device as my new tablet because of many factors: 1. Size: it is so thin and light 2. Performance: an Intel x86 CPU matched with 4GB of RAM should have no problems in most situations