Safari css hack @media

Jeff Clayton says:. November 13, at PM. Dharmendra says:. November 21, at PM. Steven says:. December 17, at PM. Dan says:. February 2, at PM.

April 14, at PM. Greatful says:. April 15, at PM. Dan WordPress Toronto says:. June 22, at PM. Iggy Pritzker says:. July 3, at PM. Minhaj Alam says:. Well, on searching I did find that Safari does not support position : sticky ; Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode.

Upload image. Submit Preview Dismiss. Hide child comments as well Confirm. Superando el algoritmo de Infojobs Manu Martinez - Jan Is there a way to solve it? Blackbird Sorry but you cannot compile or filter the hacks, it ruins them. They have to be used as-is. Add them to the completed css file after compilation. The fact that they are non-standard is why they work. Show 53 more comments.

Note: in iOS [tested in iOS 7], the chrome version is actually running the safari engine, so on ipads or iphones, you use the safari hacks. For other devices, they are different. So, basically the code in the answer works for Safari 5. To be absolutely accurate, the ::i-block-chrome,. They seem to update things a lot until they decide to go to the next numerical version which is very close to the previous '.

At the time of this answer in , Safari 6. If you need newer ones check my answer below. This was a great answer at the time it was provided. Time changes however so I posted my work as an update to this one. It took months for me to create the 6. I hope you like the results. Most likely when a version 8. Again only time will tell. Sarari Only. Care to add some explanation? Do I literally type root:root? This one is exactly correct for Safari 3.

This one now targets Safari 9. X, Safari 9. The :not :root:root selector is invalid according to CSS Selectors 3 spec in which :not can contain only a simple selector, i. It's true that currently only Safari understands CSS Selectors 4 syntax, but this solution is not future-proof. Very few hacks are not and much actual standard code is not due to version changes future proof.

The best plan is if you are going to use a css hack, use it only as a temporary fix in order to buy time to make a more official cross-browser update.

Show 3 more comments. I've just tested it with success. Jeff Clayton 6, 1 1 gold badge 27 27 silver badges 34 34 bronze badges. Veka Veka 1 1 silver badge 6 6 bronze badges.

This hack is actually for both Chrome and Safari in different versions. It allows Chrome which nobody uses any more which is why people listed that it blocked Chrome and Safari 5. It does not work for Safari 6. At the time there was no better hack of its kind. You get rid of my headache. Thank you — Andhi Irawan. Great hack. Works well. I think all browsers should have a conditional comment that allows for alternative stylesheets.

Matt Radel March 7, at pm. TK Vanacoro April 17, at pm. Jeffrey Barke April 17, at pm. You only need to specify the rules you want to override in Safari and Opera, not the entire class. TK Vanacoro April 18, at am. Jeffrey Barke April 18, at pm. At the bottom of the stylesheet, we'll only override those rules we want to display differently in Opera and Safari. In this case, we want the font color of the "test" div to be black instead of red and we want the.

Dan-O April 23, at am. Okay, the hack is cool, for a hack, but does anyone have any thoughts on how to get it to validate? Jeffrey Barke April 30, at pm. Yep, it does work for inserting in external style sheets as well as within HTML. Jason Gill May 2, at pm. Ian Ferguson May 15, at am. Rachel M June 9, at pm. Jenni July 17, at pm. Jeffrey Barke July 18, at am.

Shelley August 5, at pm. Vamsi September 8, at am. Musa September 19, at am. Man, this doesnt work for google crome which execute safari specific code. If any luck let me know please.