Josh Sherman
Seems that every time that Apple releases a new version of iOS I encounter some weird rendering issue. This time around with iOS9 I encountered an issue where the full / desktop version of the site looked like it still using some of the mobile / smaller device stylings.
After some inspection, I noticed that all of the elements on the page were
rendering with the same width. I checked my stylesheet and sure enough, that
width was there. The selector was a :not but with no selector on the left
side of the colon:
:not(.comments form input[type='text']) {
width: 450px;
}
Seemed harmless enough (aside from being over-qualified ;), wasn’t an issue in Chrome (Android and OSX), Firefox or even Safari on OSX. Since I couldn’t fucking remember why I would have added that CSS in there, I went ahead and commented it out.
EVERYTHING WORKED!!~! Best as I can gather, the :not lacking the selector
before it was simply being ignored on most browsers but was being treated as
*:not in Safari on iOS9.
As always, just putting this out there hoping that it may help someone else out.
