backdrop-filter
support on Can I Use.-webkit-backdrop-filter
via custom CSS in Webflow.overflow: hidden
on parent elements.rgba()
or opacity
).position: fixed
.It looks like backdrop-filter
is not working correctly on Safari, even though it works as expected in Chrome. This can be due to Safari’s partial support or rendering issues with backdrop-filter
, especially in specific contexts like overflow: hidden
or position: fixed
elements.
backdrop-filter
.backdrop-filter
using CSS, which is supported in Safari 14 and later.-webkit-backdrop-filter
-webkit-backdrop-filter
property to function properly.Page Settings > Custom Code
inside <style>
tags:overflow: hidden
on Parent Elementsbackdrop-filter
when an ancestor has overflow: hidden
.overflow: hidden
is applied to any parent divs, try setting it to visible
and re-test.backdrop-filter
Element is Inside a Transparent Backgroundbackdrop-filter
must have some transparency (rgba()
or opacity
).position: fixed
Elementbackdrop-filter
works better when the element is set to position: fixed
rather than relative
or absolute
.Safari often requires -webkit-backdrop-filter
, doesn't work well with overflow: hidden
, and needs a transparent background. If the issue persists, check browser compatibility and Webflow’s published CSS output in Safari’s dev tools (Cmd + Option + I) to ensure Webflow is applying the styles correctly.