I’m trying to get my website working properly and I’m having trouble with the top bar on iOS safari. The website in question is my personal site. And so far I’ve found the issue on the iPhone 11 Pro Max safari though I have reason to believe it is affecting all notched iPhones.
Is there any way to use css or meta tags in order to remove this line between the header and the top bar. I haven’t been able to find any info and so far the only work around I’ve found is to make it a web app. Though I doubt people would add my website to their Home Screen just to avoid the issue.
You cannot remove this line with CSS, it is for the browser to separate the top bar of the phone from your website. If your header has a different background color, you wouldn't even notice. Take a look at this (It is on an iPhone with notch):
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I am just a writer, no knowledge of web programming. If you look at my page here: https://nataliaputilova.blogspot.com/2019/09/blog-post_50.html it looks normal.
But if you look at the screenshot from my phone (attached), it does not. What is the issue, how can I fix it? The same problem shows up on both iPhone and Android.
I know in the past it worked, but then I did some changes per How to reduce left margin on blogger that I think messed up the mobile view. I tried to undo them, but I was poking around a lot and I don't know what I changed exactly
Screenshot from iPhone:
(there's not even scrollbar at the bottom to move left-right, just this fixed partial view)
I tried to google if it's possible to customize the mobile version, but the results said for these modern themes it should work automatically. But the mobile version is not good, what can I do?
i have a question, where i hope someone can guide me.
I have made an homepage, and everything is working great, besides a few things that is miss placed in Firefox, and looks perfect in Chrome.
As well the site, looks abit weird on phones.
www.securehome.nu is the homepage.
Basic knowedge about the homepage
The site is created in Visual Studio
The site is build up around a MasterPage
Info about the problems
- The menu bar have some borders (the lines that splits each menu field from each other, those borders aint positionen the same place in firefox and chrome.
- On the phone, there is a white field in the bottom, even that the wrapper is height 100%, and it works smoothly on computer browsers.
I can easily put the whole site into a winrar document for download if someone wants to try play around with it, and help me what the problem is.
As i can see there is no problem with my both browser they are looking same and there is no responsive view for mobile of your site
I am working with Foundation 4 plus WP and came across a very interesting issue and this is not a UTF-8 issue.
Page rendering in Chrome:
http://www.nmjgraphics.com/imaging/chrome_ren.jpg
Page rendering in Firefox (IE 10 loads the same way):
http://www.nmjgraphics.com/imaging/ff_ren.jpg
In both FF and IE the top navigation renders perfect out of the box, but in chrome it is bumped down by 30px. Now I can apply a margin of -1.9% 0% 0% 24.5% and that gets the menu back to where is "should" be on the browser, but IE and FF shift the menu by -1.9% and that cuts the navigation in half. In addition to that I also tried using the top element setting at 100% initially and then using "inspect element" in chrome move the number down to 0 with no effect at all.
This has not been tested on Opera or Safari, but my assumption is they will render just like FF and IE.
I do apologize for the links instead of images, but I need 10 rep just to add images to the question and I can only post two links, but I did have a total of 3 images showing the rendering on the three browsers. If you want to see the ie rendering, just change the browser name to ie_ren.jpg.
solved it. I was pulling my hair out for nothing. Page renders fine if I am not logged in. I completely forgot about the bar. I figured that if I wasn't placing it in the theme it wouldn't show up at all. Learned something new there. I will either add the bar (which I should) or disable it all together.
I have a question regarding how to make the same website appear consistently in different browsers on different platforms.
The following is a website that I made for my professor: http://youlab.wustl.edu/Home.html. The site itself was made using iWeb while the drop down menu was manually inserted using an external HTML code provider (SoThink DHTML).
While Firefox displays the site correctly, all the other browsers had some sort of problem displaying the site.
Internet Explorer: none of the links work
Chrome & Safari: the drop down menu is shifted all the way to the left, and were not clickable since it disappeared when the mouse moved towards it.
The movie on 1 page doesn't work either.
Could someone tell me what is wrong and how to fix the problem?
Here's your answer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-browser
I am working on the redesign of my website http://square1dev.com. In the sidebar however, I am having some issues making it look correct in Google Chrome. Issues are:
Categories Title (h2 Background Image) - There is supposed to be a small little line to the right side of the word "Categories". Safari and Firefox show this, Chrome however doesn't.
Categories List (li list-style-image) - Each list item is supposed to have a small image of Right Angle Quotes (»). Again, Safari and Firefox show this, Chrome not so much.
Any ideas why this would be?
Chrome can have some weird CSS caching behavior, based on comments and my viewing it in half a dozen browsers, I have to suggest blowing away your Chrome cache and trying again...I've run into this several times where it'll lodge a stylesheet in cache and not let go.