Menu is not visible in safari

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Menu is not visible in safari



Recently I have started working on a website. In that I have created a new menu. The menu is working fine on Chrome, Firefox, etc. but the Safari browser is giving me an error.



The menu is completely hidden on Safari.



My Website link: https://www.destylio.com/



This is how it looks on Chrome:
Menu in Chrome



This is how it looks on Safari:
Menu in Safari is



So please help me to solve this issue ?





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– Paulie_D
Aug 6 at 14:21




2 Answers
2



I think you might need to set your .overlay ul li opacity to 1. Maybe you've got an animation running that's not resetting on load?


.overlay ul li
opacity:1;



You use -webkit-animation: fadeInRight 0s ease forwards; - I don't think that's running in safari, where it is in chrome. As a result the LI's are being rolled in.


-webkit-animation: fadeInRight 0s ease forwards;





Thanks Bud. It's working.
– Sagar Shelke
Aug 7 at 5:55



you can try to increase your animation duration time


animation: fadeInRight 0s ease forwards;



to


animation: fadeInRight 0.001s ease forwards;






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