How can I fix the misalignment issue on my Webflow homepage in Safari browser for laptop/desktop view? I have already tried realigning textboxes, setting position to relative for all elements in the hero section, and playing with zooming, but none of them have worked. Any advice is much appreciated!

If you're experiencing misalignment issues on your Webflow homepage specifically in the Safari browser for laptop/desktop view, there are a few steps you can take to troubleshoot and resolve the issue:

1. Check for browser-specific CSS properties: Different browsers have their own rendering engines and may interpret CSS properties differently. It's possible that Safari is applying default CSS styles that affect the alignment on your homepage. You can use the browser-specific CSS selectors to target specific styles for Safari, such as `-webkit-`.

2. Apply CSS resets: CSS resets help normalize the default styling across different browsers. By including a CSS reset at the beginning of your stylesheets, you can prevent browser-specific styles from interfering with your layout. Webflow already includes a built-in CSS reset, but you can also add your own custom CSS reset to further ensure consistency.

3. Test in other browsers: It's always a good idea to test your website in multiple browsers to identify if the misalignment issue is specific to Safari or if it occurs in other browsers too. This can help narrow down the cause of the problem.

4. Use browser developer tools: Inspecting the misaligned elements using the browser's developer tools can provide valuable insights. Check the box model (padding, margin, and border), positioning properties, and inherited styles. Additionally, check for any console errors that may be affecting the rendering of your page.

5. Check for conflicting styles: Misalignment issues can sometimes occur due to conflicting styles. Review your CSS stylesheets and ensure that there aren't any conflicting properties or specificity issues. Make sure that the styles applied to your textboxes and other elements in the hero section are not being overridden elsewhere.

6. Consider responsive design: Misalignment could also be the result of improper responsive design implementation. Test your homepage on different screen sizes within the Safari browser. Make sure you've properly set up your CSS breakpoints and adjusted your layout for different screen resolutions.

7. Seek community support: If you've exhausted all options and still cannot resolve the misalignment issue, consider reaching out to the Webflow community forums or support. Experts and other users may have encountered a similar issue and could provide further assistance.

Remember to backup your project before making any major changes and test your adjustments across different devices and screen sizes to ensure your homepage looks consistent and aligned in various scenarios.