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  • #289024
    ta_io
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    This property of jQuery, it does not work well in Safari any one knows an appropriate solution to hide and show my header when I scroll down

    https://codepen.io/ta_io/pen/QRgEJw

    $(window).scroll(function() {
    $(‘.header’).stop(true, true).hide().fadeIn(‘slow’);
    });

    #289025
    Shikkediel
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    Don’t know what the exact issue is because I can’t check on Safari but the code could be improved with a condition and a debounce, which might also incidentally solve what was going on.

    var item = $('.header'), show;
    
    $(window).scroll(function() {
    
      if (item.is(':visible')) item.stop(true, true).hide();
    
      clearTimeout(show);
    
      show = setTimeout(function() {
        item.fadeIn('slow');
      }, 150);
    });
    

    codepen.io/rgERVN

    #289026
    Shikkediel
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    The page jumps by the way but that is an issue on all browsers, related to removing the element from document flow.

    #289059
    Shikkediel
    Participant

    Actually, I was wrong there. Fixed position wouldn’t cause a page jump here. No clue what I was seeing before.

    #292102
    ta_io
    Participant

    Hello Shikkediel !

    Thank you very much for your help, I have solved the problem with the Safari but it triggers another problem related to my collapsible nav, I need to remove the .header class from javascript so that it does not affect. I try to put this item = $ (‘.logo .nav-wrapper’), show; but it does not work, as I could put several classes to exclude the one I have.

    #292103
    Shikkediel
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    That doesn’t work because .nav-wrapper isn’t a child of .logo… if you’re trying to target the links only then just use var item = $('.nav-wrapper').

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