#WEBKIT MARGIN BEFORE PATCH#

To the point of being worth fixing in an automatic patch rather than waiting for Safari 6.Ĭuriously, this only happens when the window is wider than the background image. This results in for instance, having huge margins. Specifically -webitkit-margin-before and -webkit-margin-after.

That is an additional feature of these search inputs in WebKit. I noticed that the user agent styles from h1-h6 are not being removed. Curiously, my boss, who has a Mac, said over Skype that he's not experiencing it.Ī lot of developers, including myself, use a combination of background-align:center and margin:auto for centered backgrounds, so getting them to play nice with each other is fairly important. 1 Uses the non-standard name: scroll-snap-margin-top 2 Before version 14.1, scroll margin is not applied for scrolls to fragment target or scrollIntoView() . Notice the (x) on the right hand side of the search inputs on the WebKit side.

#WEBKIT MARGIN BEFORE MAC OS X#

For example, rotateX (40deg) The rotateX () transform function is available on the following: Safari 4.0.3 and later running on Mac OS X version 10.6 and later. Syntax: -webkit-transform: rotateX ( angle) Where angle is an angle represented by deg, rad or grad units. That said, it’s defined as a shorthand for max-lines and block-overflow, the former of which is noted as at risk of being dropped in the Candidate Recommendation. The spec for it is currently an Editor’s Draft, so that means nothing here is set in stone because it’s a work in progress. I downloaded the latest WebKit build ( r73302) as per the recommendation and saw that it still has the problem. Rotates the element clockwise around the x-axis. The line-clamp property truncates text at a specific number of lines. specifies a margin in of the width of the containing element. length - specifies a margin in px, pt, cm, etc. All the margin properties can have the following values: auto - the browser calculates the margin. I am using Windows 7 and have noticed this bug in both Chrome 8.0.552.215 and Safari 5.0.3. CSS has properties for specifying the margin for each side of an element: margin-top.

Webkit margin before