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In Safari, it looks like rounding differences are producing a pixel wide border on either side of #inner-wrap, depending on the browser width. When then background is dark, like your demos, it is hardly noticable (except it does overlap the .is-active arrow - see attached). If you wratchet up the contrast however, the gaps become clear.
Nothing I've tried was successful. Any thoughts?
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Great work here - I like what you've got so far.
In Safari, it looks like rounding differences are producing a pixel wide border on either side of #inner-wrap, depending on the browser width. When then background is dark, like your demos, it is hardly noticable (except it does overlap the .is-active arrow - see attached). If you wratchet up the contrast however, the gaps become clear.
Nothing I've tried was successful. Any thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: