ahorndesign
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You will see the problem on Safari for iOS 8 and 9, both on iPads and iPhones.
Thanks, @britner – the solution you proposed did not work out of the box (also – is the nested media query intentional?). What did resolve it was setting the display property of the kt-inside-inner-col class to flex and giving it a flex-grow value:
.kt-inside-inner-col { flex: 1; }Maybe simply adding “width: 100%” would have helped as well.
I use browserstack to test with these old versions.
Yavor
@britner I want to second this and give some details. The problem affects the height of columns and row elements on Safari in iOS versions < 10. Flexbox is supported on these browsers. For the moment it looks like a problem with the default value of flex-shrink, I will do some more testing and report if I find out more specifics.
@orangedrop you fond the problem but the solution (at least for the version I have) is not correct. You changed line 714 and should have adjusted line 711:
Replace:
$sub = apply_filters( 'gf_salesforce_request_subdomain', ($test ? 'test' : 'www'), $test );With:
$sub = apply_filters( 'gf_salesforce_request_subdomain', ($test ? 'test' : 'webto'), $test );Here’s some background: https://help.salesforce.com/articleView?id=000240426&language=en_US&type=1