What could be causing a pop-up form to be cropped at the top on iPhones and Safari, despite working properly on Chrome Desktop and Mobile?

If your pop-up form is being cropped at the top on iPhones and Safari, while working properly on Chrome Desktop and Mobile, there are a few potential reasons for this issue. Here are some troubleshooting steps you can take:

1. Check the positioning and dimensions: Ensure that the pop-up form element is correctly positioned and doesn't have any conflicting styles or interactions that might be causing it to display incorrectly on certain devices or browsers. Make sure that the form's dimensions are appropriate for all screen sizes.

2. Review the parent container: If your pop-up form is nested within another container element, such as a modal or a section, double-check that the parent container has the necessary positioning and overflow properties properly set. It's possible that the parent container is cutting off the top of the form on certain devices.

3. Adjust the z-index: Check if any other elements on your page have a higher z-index value than the pop-up form. If so, it's possible that these elements are overlapping with the form and causing it to be cropped. Try increasing the z-index value of the pop-up form or reducing the z-index of other overlapping elements.

4. Consider Safari-specific issues: Safari and other WebKit-based browsers sometimes have unique rendering or compatibility issues. Make sure that your pop-up form doesn't rely on any CSS properties or JavaScript features that might not be fully supported in Safari. Test the form on multiple Safari versions to identify if the issue is specific to a particular version.

5. Review browser compatibility: It's important to note that different browsers and devices may interpret and display web content slightly differently. While Webflow provides a seamless cross-browser experience, it's still worth testing your pop-up form on various devices and browsers to ensure compatibility. Use tools like BrowserStack or LambdaTest to simulate different devices and browsers.

6. Test different breakpoints: If your pop-up form is designed to be responsive, check if the cropping issue occurs at specific breakpoints. Adjust the layout or dimensions of the form at those breakpoints to ensure it fits properly on iPhones and Safari.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, it might be helpful to reach out to Webflow Support or the Webflow community. Providing them with the specific details of your project, including read-only access to your site, can help them investigate the problem more efficiently.