html - Very basic CSS animation not working in IE11 -

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i have problem basic animation not work in ie11. work in mozilla x86/x64, opera , chrome.

while animation plays fine in other browsers, ie11 shows nothing until animation time over, , shows text. created fiddle show problem.

.fade {    animation: fade 5s;  }  @keyframes fade {    0% {      opacity: 0;    }    100% {      opacity: 1;    }  }
<table>    <tr class="fade">      <td>i</td>      <td>am</td>      <td>a</td>      <td>table</td>      <td>row</td>    </tr>  </table>

jsfiddle

you need add microsoft vendor css prefix

.fade {      -o-animation: fade 5s;      -moz-animation: fade 5s;      -webkit-animation: fade 5s;      animation: fade 5s;  }    @-o-keyframes fade { { opacity: 0; } { opacity: 1; } }  @-moz-keyframes fade { { opacity: 0; } { opacity: 1; } }  @-webkit-keyframes fade { { opacity: 0; } { opacity: 1; } }  @keyframes fade { { opacity: 0; } { opacity: 1; } }
<table>  <tr class="fade">      <td>i</td>      <td>am</td>      <td>a</td>      <td>table</td>      <td>row</td>  </tr>


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