Safari Filter
Safari is one of the good browsers, right?
I sometimes wonder, since its behavior is not always identical to the OTHER good browsers, Firefox and Opera (especially the windows version of Safari, which refuses to show css chosen fonts for ANY h elements, a bizarreness beyond belief and very annoying.)
Well, according to a poster on the CSS-Discuss list, there is a safari only filter. It’s been written up on the Brunildo site, along with some other Browser Specific Filters, and I trust Bruno to get things right and test them properly.
This is a quirksmode hack, so you need to have something prior to the doctype declaration to kick all browsers into quirks mode. Fix whatever needs adjusting in the other browsers to reflect the quirksmode trigger, then use this for Safari on the element that’s misbehaving:
body:first-of-type selector { property: value; }
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