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iOS Menu Drawer not showing in sticky header #136
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The other way to fix it is to reverse the order of the position styles Before: AFter: |
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I have not managed to reproduce this bug so far. More information would be appreciated. |
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Hi, I resolved this issue. I had assumed that the menu html would be in the header element. Looking at your example the label is but the rest is in a row. Well done with minicss - nice features and not too many! |
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- Framework Version:3.0.0
- Flavor used:nord
- Operating System/Browser:Safari
- Code to reproduce:
E TitleThis bug ONLY happens in safari. So affects iphone and ipad and safari on Mac.
When a Header (sticky) contains a Menu Drawer the menu fails to display correctly. The parts of the menu outside the header are not displayed.
This be fixed by removing position:-webkit-sticky; for the css for header.sticky
header.sticky {
position:-webkit-sticky;
position:sticky;
z-index:1101;
top:0
}
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