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I can not reproduce the issue. Please create a jsfiddle or codepen where I can reproduce it. |
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This project went dormant for awhile, so this fell off my radar. It's back in play and the issue is still present. I recreated the issue by downloading the latest zip and updated the border of the #multiscroll-nav span to match our design. You can see it in action within Safari 9.1 here: As you'll scroll, you notice that the dot nav turns blue instead of staying the intended gold color. Maybe something to do with visited links? |
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Recorded a video showing the issue in action: |
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It seems to be a Safari issue.http://stackoverflow.com/questions/36330569/bug-in-safari-9-adding-blue-color-to-links-border |
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But having said that, I'm not able to reproduce it on the demo page on Safari 9.0. You can test it yourself in www.browserstack.com |
Running into an interesting issue on the latest version of Safari when utilizing the navigation/anchor linking combo.
We're utilizing a light gold color (#c6943f) in the design for the border color. When scrolling through the panels, the color of the inactive dots are randomly turning blue.
I recreated the issue on your demo by updating the #multiscroll-nav ul li a span to the color above (both in fill and border) and are seeing the same issue there. Images below:
Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Safari accounts for 25% of our current desktop views for this project, so anxious to find a solve.
Thanks.