Hi π,
Iβm currently trying to implement the Timeline 8 Component and am experiencing an issue with the "timeline8_progress-line.
" It appears to not respect the z-index or just flashes through the "timeline8_progress-line-cover
," which should cover it but doesn't (sometimes). This issue seems to occur only on iPhone (both Chrome and Safari on Iphone 15 pro). Iβve attached a screen recording for better understanding.
Here is my read-only link (Fresh Project and Component): https://preview.webflow.com/preview/e-commerce-24a937?utm_medium=preview_link&utm_sour[β¦]7&preview=2f30562c559e7f7ca9bc8cc9cc9d278f&workflow=preview.
I would appreciate any help or hints you can provide.
Thank you!
Hi ,
Here is the published link: https://e-commerce-24a937.webflow.io/home-copy. It seems the issue might be related to the iPhone's bottom browser navigation bars disappearing when you scroll, which changes the viewport.
it looks like the height is using this unit but the negative margin isn't so try changing that and doing a test and let me know
Hi ,
Thanks! π I already tried using `dvh`, but unfortunately, it yielded the same result. This issue occurs on the "native" component from the Relume library website as well, affecting all timeline components that use the div cover approach with `vh`.
Nice catch This looks to be a Safari issue at first glance. Chrome on iPhone apparently is using Safari essentially. Same same.
Hey π , I don't think I've tried exactly that, but I have adjusted with z-index. I'll give it a try tomorrow morning. π Thanks, guys.
Hey guys , ,
Unfortunately, adjusting the z-index and setting the circle to relative didn't make any difference. I think I've tried almost everything. π Is Relume possibly telling the browser not to change the viewport?
Using this link, the Tab bar stays and no weird behavior appears: https://www.relume.io/preview?cid=timelines/section_timeline8.
My problem now is finding a solution for my clients because I'm using the timeline components in live builds.
Hey ! It looks like there is an issue with how Safari on iOS handles z-index.
<style> .timeline8_content-right, .timeline8_progress-line-cover { -webkit-transform: translate3d(0, 0, 0); } </style>
display: none
.timeline8_content-right
to position: relative
with a z-index
of 2, thank you so much for looking into this. The fix works perfectly! I really appreciate your help on this. π