How do I fix the issue with two sections not loading properly on mobile iOS and Safari in Webflow?

Published on
September 22, 2023

To fix the issue with two sections not loading properly on mobile iOS and Safari in Webflow, you can follow these steps:

  1. Check the webpage structure: Make sure the sections in question have the correct structure in the Webflow Designer. Ensure that you have nested elements properly and that there are no overlapping elements or missing elements within the sections.

  2. Review CSS properties: Mobile iOS and Safari may have specific rendering quirks and may require different CSS properties to ensure proper loading. Look for any CSS properties that could be causing issues, such as position properties, z-index, or negative margins. Adjust these properties as needed to resolve the problem.

  3. Test and optimize images: Large and unoptimized images can affect the loading performance of your website on mobile devices. Check the images within the sections and verify that they are properly optimized for web use. Reduce their file sizes and dimensions if necessary to improve loading times.

  4. Review compatibility with iOS and Safari: Cross-browser and cross-platform compatibility should be taken into account during the development process. Ensure that your website's code is compatible with iOS and Safari specifically. You can use CSS prefixes or specific CSS properties to target these platforms and make necessary adjustments.

  5. Validate your code: Use a code validator to check for any HTML or CSS errors that could be causing the issue. Correcting these errors can improve compatibility and loading performance.

  6. Update Webflow version: Ensure that you are using the latest version of Webflow. Updates often include bug fixes and improvements that could resolve compatibility issues with specific browsers and devices.

  7. Test on various devices: Finally, thoroughly test your website on different iOS devices and versions of Safari to ensure the issue is resolved. Use tools like BrowserStack or device emulators to mimic different devices if you don't have access to physical devices.

By following these steps, you should be able to fix the issue with two sections not loading properly on mobile iOS and Safari in Webflow.

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