Closed crysfel closed 3 years ago
Found the problem!! Safari has the user-select CSS setting as none by default, this can be fixed by adding the following CSS:
[contenteditable] {
-webkit-user-select: text;
user-select: text;
}
Would it make sense to add these styles by default to ContentEditable
? Or at least add it to "Known Issues" in the readme? It's a simple fix but without it ContentEditable
doesn't work at all in Safari.
Found the problem!! Safari has the user-select CSS setting as none by default, this can be fixed by adding the following CSS:
[contenteditable] { -webkit-user-select: text; user-select: text; }
@crysfel I'm curious about which version of Safari browser the issue occurred in. It seems that there are no issues in version 16.0.
Hey folks, I've been using this component successfully on Chrome and Firefox, but when it comes to safari it just doesn't work, I'm seeing the
contenteditable="true"
in the DOM but the content is not editable.Here's how I'm using the component:
Any idea what might be wrong?