Some funkiness with iOS and CSS
The Setup
I wanted to add a Videos section on my website, to link the videos that I’ve been doing, and hopefully will continue doing. But once I did, I realized that the space for mobiles was going to be a bit constrained. So time to do some funky dropdown, all on CSS because don’t want any JS on my site.
The Solution
So I found that CSS added a selector/pseudo-class called :focus-within. Perfect. Add some work with transformations, opacity, and visibility to create a nice smooth transition (he says with no clue whatsoever).
But, my phone is an iOS. And I found out that :focus-within
doesn’t just work.
The Other Solution
Stack overflow came to the rescue, thanks to user Charlie, this seems to be the answer. Adding tabindex=0
to the elements (span
and a
in my case) iOS seems to respond to the touch. Very strange. I’m gonna have to investigate the why. But wanted to have this one out for future reference for myself.