Select styling bug on mac os #80
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Thank you very much for reporting this! What exactly is the bug? It looks unstyled as far as I can tell. Is that the problem? |
Thank you for quick response. Dropdown is looks unstyled. |
Well, this is part of the progressive enhancement idea of the framework. Certain components will use a fallback instead of the custom styling under circumstances (OS, browser, feature support). Although I'd love to be able to fix this issue, problem is I don't have a system running said OS, so my only options are to rely on the help of people using said OS and browser to indetify the cause of the problem for me. As far as I can tell this is not a browser bug, as Chrome displays the dropdown properly on both Windows and Linux (tested both), so it's an OS bug. If you have some experience with CSS, why don't you try inspecting the element and fiddling with its style (padding, borders etc) to see if anything works? As soon as you figure out what might, post it here or even better make a Codepen, so I can see what I can do to fix this permanently. I'm really sorry that MaxOS support is not as great as everything else, this is due to me not having an Apple platform to test on. I'll try to figure out if there is any way to test these things myself. Sorry for all the inconvenience! |
There might be a possible workaround, using something like what you just did and some Additonally, one could go asking around Reddit (/r/webdev, /r/css) and/or StackOverflow for possilble reasons of this happening and how to fix said issue. |
#82 addressed this issue in a pretty smart manner. I took that code and improved it, essentially unifying the way |
Hello where I can see this solution? |
Chrome 58.0.3029.110 (64-bit)
Mac OS Sierra 10.12.5
This bug is reproduced on Safari 10.1.1 (12603.2.4) too
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