How can I hide a specific element from Safari using CSS in Webflow?

To hide a specific element from Safari using CSS in Webflow, you can use a combination of CSS selectors and browser-specific CSS rules. Here's how you can do it:

1. Identify the specific element that you want to hide. You can use the class or ID of the element to make it easier to target.

2. Open the Webflow Designer and select the page where the element is located.

3. Click on the Settings icon (the gear icon) next to the page in the Pages panel on the left-hand side.

4. In the page settings, click on the "Custom Code" tab.

5. In the "Head Code" section, add a <style> tag to enclose your CSS code.

6. Within the <style> tag, use a CSS selector to target the specific element you want to hide. For example, if the element has a class of "hide-me", you can use .hide-me as the CSS selector.

7. Inside the CSS selector, use a browser-specific CSS rule to hide the element specifically in Safari. The rule for Safari is -webkit followed by the CSS property. For example, to hide the element in Safari, you can use -webkit-display: none;.

8. Save the changes and publish your site.

Here's an example of how the CSS code would look like:

<style>  .hide-me {    -webkit-display: none;  }</style>

This code will hide the element with the class "hide-me" specifically in Safari.

Please note that hiding elements based on specific browsers should be used sparingly and only when absolutely necessary, as it can lead to inconsistent user experiences. It's generally recommended to use CSS that works across multiple browsers whenever possible.

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