Is Webflow compatible with Safari for implementing overflow hidden on div blocks?

Yes, Webflow is compatible with Safari for implementing the overflow: hidden property on div blocks. The overflow property is widely supported across all modern browsers, including Safari. When applied to a div block in Webflow, the overflow: hidden property can be used to control the visibility and behavior of content that is larger than the dimensions of the div block. It allows you to hide any overflowing content and prevent it from being visible outside of the div block's boundaries.

To implement overflow: hidden on a div block in Webflow:

1. Open your Webflow project and select the div block you want to apply the property to.
2. In the styles panel on the right-hand side, scroll down to the "Overflow" section.
3. Click on the dropdown menu next to "Overflow" and select "Hidden".
4. The div block will now have the overflow: hidden property applied to it, and any overflowing content will be hidden within the div block's boundaries.

It's worth mentioning that when using overflow: hidden, the hidden content will not be accessible or visible to users unless they interact with the element in some way that triggers scrolling or resizing. Therefore, it's important to consider the impact on user experience when implementing this property.

In summary, Webflow is fully compatible with Safari for implementing overflow: hidden on div blocks. This allows you to control the visibility of overflowing content within a div block and ensure a consistent visual presentation across different browsers.

Additional questions:

1. How do I remove the horizontal scrollbar from a div block in Webflow?
2. Can I animate the overflow property in Webflow?
3. Is Webflow compatible with other browsers for implementing CSS properties?