I have a link that should allow the user to download a csv file.
The follow code is working for chrome browsers.
<a href="path/myfile.csv">
Wen I try to do the same for Safari 10.0.3 (desktop) it redirects to the csv page, not download it.
I think I can not use the download attribute since it works only for Safari 10.1 +, based on this link info.
How to solve this issue?
Update your safari browser to the latest version. 10.0.3 does not support the HTML5 attribute download = "#"
I.E.
This will not work in Safari 10.0.3, for this version does not support HTML5 attributes.
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I updated my site, changed some css code and other codes and i uploaded all files with filezilla. It works on chrome,but not firefox and when i look the codes with firebug,i saw the css file was previous version.how it could be that new version on chrome but not firefox ?
Clear Cache.
Short Cut- Ctrl+F5
OR
Firefox ->Options->Privacy->Clear your recent history->set the Time range to clear to Everything -> uncheck everything except for Cache -> Clear Now .
This happening as firefox is using chached css as it is not aware that your application has changed the files.
You should clear your cache for now and for avoiding it in future, add the proper headers like Cache-Control as no caching
I added a bit of css (#font-face)script in my Luna theme on Bigcartel. the font works but not in safari and mozilla where do I have to look to get this working in those browsers ?
here is the answer I followed and used the script from:
Can I upload a custom font to big cartel
You need to configure your webserver to allow font files to be loaded from a separate domain - if you check the Network tab in your browser's web inspector you'll likely see an error about it.
There's lots of good info on how to do that here: How to add an Access-Control-Allow-Origin header
How can I modify the css for on Safari 8.0.2's Web Inspector on Yosemite 10.10.1?
I know the old way for previous versions has been to edit /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/WebInspector.framework/Versions/Current/Resources/Main.css but on Safari 8 on Yosemite, that file does not exist
2020 update, been looking into this, and you'll need to disable SIP on macOs to get this to work on Catalina. (Which you should only do if you REALLY know what you're doing) See also: https://www.imore.com/how-turn-system-integrity-protection-macos.
The location of the CSS file you'll need to modify on Catalina is located in:
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/WebInspectorUI.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Main.css
I believe this is the file you're looking for:
/System/Library/StagedFrameworks/Safari/WebInspectorUI.framework/Versions/A/Resources/Main.css
I have a problem with loading *.aspx files on browser.
It actually displays the plain HTML instead of loading the proper webpage.
I used IE 11, Google Chrome 33.0 and Mozilla Firefox 27.0.1 and I had the same result.
Does anybody know what's the issue with it? Thanks in advance
I helped one of my friends to setup a personal business website by using wordpress.
It looks fine in all the IE browser except IE9.
Here is the URL:
http://www.vital-motion.nl/
Basically, it just all the titles do not display. Anyone know how I should troubleshootings it.
Thanks
The latest version of the cufon script works with IE9. Make sure you have v1.09i or higher installed in your theme or plugin directory in WordPress.
For example, to fix our custom theme on our site so H1/H2/H3 tags used the cufon fonts (they were showing blank in IE9), we pulled the latest download to our server and put in our theme's ./js/ directory as "cufon-yui.js". Problem solved.
Download from:
http://cufon.shoqolate.com/generate/
Supporting documentation about this issue:
https://github.com/sorccu/cufon/wiki/faq#wiki-faq-1
Upgrade to the most recent version of Cufon.
UPDATE Oct 24: We have released version 1.09i, which is the same as
1.09 but IE9-compatible. 1.10 is on its way as well. Keep in mind that
you do not need to convert your font files again, just replace your
old cufon-yui.js with a new one and you're good to go.
I don't know what version you currently have, but a diff shows that it's not the most recent version.