How can I switch the color mix blend mode in Webflow to achieve a similar effect, as mix blend mode color is not supported in Safari?

Webflow does not fully support the mix-blend-mode: color; in Safari, but you can achieve a similar effect using alternative blending modes or background overlays. Here’s how you can work around this limitation.

1. Try Alternative Mix Blend Modes

• Go to Designer > Select the Element where you want to apply the blend effect.
• In the Style Panel > Effects > Blend Mode, try modes like:
• Overlay
• Multiply
• Screen
• Luminosity (which may work in place of "color" in some cases)

2. Use a CSS Filter Instead

• Webflow supports HSL filters, which can mimic a color blend effect.
• Select the element and apply a Color Adjust filter:
• Increase or modify Hue Rotate, Saturation, and Brightness to shift colors dynamically.

3. Apply a Transparent Color Overlay

• Place a div with a semi-transparent background over the target element.
• Set the Blend Mode of the overlay to Overlay or Multiply to impact the underlying colors.

4. Use Custom CSS as a Last Resort

• If Webflow settings don't achieve the effect you need, you can add custom CSS via Embed Code or Page Settings:
  ```css
  .blend-effect {
  background: rgba(255, 0, 0, 0.5); /_ Semi-transparent red /
  mix-blend-mode: luminosity; / Alternative to color _/
  }
  ```
• Note: Safari may still not support all blend modes, but luminosity is widely accepted.

Summary

Safari doesn't support mix-blend-mode: color, but you can use Overlay, Multiply, Luminosity, or CSS filters to achieve a similar effect. If necessary, layer a semi-transparent div or apply custom CSS. Test thoroughly in different browsers to ensure consistency.