How can the white square that appears on load in Safari be fixed on a Webflow website?
To fix the issue of a white square that appears on load in Safari on a Webflow website, you can follow these steps:
Identify the element causing the issue: The first step is to identify which element on your website is causing the white square to appear. Inspect the element using your browser's dev tools and look for any elements that may have a background color or image set but are not displaying correctly.
Check for background settings: Once you have identified the problematic element, check its background settings. Ensure that there are no background color or image set on the element or its parent elements that could be causing the white square to appear.
Adjust element dimensions: If the issue persists, check the dimensions of the element. Make sure that the element is properly sized and that there are no extra margins or padding that could be causing the white square to appear.
Clear any default styles: Certain HTML elements have default styles applied to them by the browser. These can sometimes cause display issues. Use CSS to reset or override any default styles that may be affecting the element causing the white square to appear.
Test in Safari: After making the necessary adjustments, test your website in Safari to see if the white square is still appearing on load. If the issue persists, go back to step 1 and review your changes to identify any additional elements or settings that may be causing the problem.
By following these steps, you should be able to fix the issue of a white square appearing on load in Safari on your Webflow website.
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