xhat

I already went through extensive testing through disabling alot of stuffs except Elementor itself, or at least parts of it.

I forgot to try one thing which I just tried and I found that it is related to custom headers and footers managed by Elementor! It works smoothly without these features enabled. (you mentioned theme and I was only thinking about plugins initially)

Since I got Elementor Pro I’ll try to get some support but honestly – no big expectation, might just stick to customizing the theme itself.

My bad for posting in the wrong place!

• This reply was modified 5 years ago by xhat.

Actually it is the overflow property as a whole, so sadly, the problem is still occurring.

As I understand, the overflow property triggers the scrollbar for an element.
I can’t think of any tricks using Javascript that can replicate the overflow concept. Maybe do you?

This is the worst bug I could come across, even if it were to get fixed in the next Safari version, all the older iOS are stuck with that bug, I need to find a workaround… damnn!!

Hey,

Thanks for your answer.

I went through extensive testing and you’re right; it’s only a bit of CSS.
Whenever overflow-y is used the problem does appear.

Although my page has 6000 DOM elements (Elementor…), when I remove overflow-y the page is very smooth with no crash, so it must be some kind of bugs related to Safari likely to be re-rendering the whole page instead of the element with overflow-y… just a guess, and another tricky bug for sure.

Do you know of any Javascript that could replace using overflow-y for scrolling horizontally on an element? Sparing myself having to do it… aaaaa…

Thanks still!

Perfect, thank you.

Can you get a bit more into details about what kinds of validation it does before committing them? If you can refer to a piece of Javascript code I should be able to understand it.

Well because of NDA I sadly can’t get into the details but the customer needs to automate some processes as he manages quite a lot of WordPress based website as I understood.

Of course it would be easier to do it with PHP but the customer requirement is to do everything from the administration panel.

Any help is really appreciated. I tried looking at the Javascript code of the theme editor but couldn’t find where is the validation occurring.