Hello, the code is “backdrop-filter: blur (30px)”; not working in safari, why?
Hi
Can You elaborate your issue?
Hello, watch the video: https://www.loom.com/share/88f2396b66ad4cb9b3428d601c0185dc
The problem is that blur doesn’t work in Safari browser
Looks like you’re missing the -webkit- prefix here, so your code should look more like what I have below:
.navbar-class {
backdrop-filter: blur(30px);
-webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(30px);
}
Webflow has a built-in “Blur” filter that doesn’t require code. Couldn’t you use that?
Although, again, the blur does not work in safari, in others everything is fine ![]()
Please include the read-only link for your project so we can make sure it’s implemented properly.
Edit: I’ve thrown together a quick example using the code I provided above that you can see live here or you can view the read-only link here. Keep in mind for this to work your “blurred” element needs to have a somewhat transparent background color, otherwise the effect won’t show up.
Everything worked out! Thank you! ![]()
Just for the future, get rid of the spaces between “blur” & “(30px);”
.navbar-class {
backdrop-filter: blur(30px);
-webkit-backdrop-filter: blur(30px);
}
Good call, not sure why I included spaces there.
I’ve updated my post so the solution is accurate, thanks ![]()
Did you know this effect now is in Wefblow (beta)?
So in the near future no more work-arounds needed for this.



