Fix Safari Cache CSS Bug

@koolvishruth

Hello, I am Vishruth from India.I am available immediately.I have 7 years of experience and also worked here with 108+ clients.I have carefully reviewed your project requirements and am keen to discuss further details with you.

@pradeepdeveloper

Hi , I’ll start by reproducing the issue with Safari cache enabled and inspecting how the cached stylesheet is being applied or skipped. From there, I’ll fix it at the root, not with hacks. Depending on what Safari is doing, the solution may include restructuring the CSS order, tightening selectors so cached rules aren’t ignored, adding targeted Safari-only fixes where justified, and ensuring cache-busting and HTTP headers are correctly set on Nginx so Safari never serves stale or partial styles. The goal is simple and measurable: buttons keep their exact alignment, colors, and hover states in Safari with cache ON, with zero impact on Chrome, Firefox, or uncached Safari. I won’t introduce frameworks or heavy tooling—everything will stay lightweight and maintainable. Once fixed, I’ll leave a short, clear note explaining what caused the issue and how the solution works so you’re not guessing later. If you want this solved cleanly and correctly (not patched), I can take this on immediately and turn it around fast.

@mutahrar

I can fix your Safari caching issue so all buttons maintain correct alignment, colors, and hover states while keeping caching enabled. Ready to deliver a cross-browser solution with a brief maintenance note.

@hr157

I’d be glad to help resolve the Safari-specific CSS caching issue you’re facing. I’ve worked extensively with cross-browser styling bugs—particularly Safari quirks involving cached stylesheets, rendering inconsistencies, and layout shifts that don’t appear in Chrome or Firefox. Given that the issue only occurs when Safari’s cache is enabled, I’ll focus on identifying whether this is caused by stale CSS, improper cache headers, selector specificity issues, or Safari’s known handling of flexbox, inline elements, or button defaults. I’m comfortable refactoring CSS for stability, adding Safari-safe fallbacks, and adjusting Nginx headers or cache-busting strategies where appropriate—without introducing regressions in other browsers. My approach is practical and minimal: fix the root cause, keep caching enabled, and ensure buttons retain their intended alignment, colors, and hover states across all modern browsers. I’ll also provide a clear explanation of what was changed and why, so you can maintain it confidently going forward. I’ve handled similar Safari cache-related styling issues on static HTML/CSS/JS builds and understand how subtle differences in parsing and caching can break layouts. This should be a quick, clean fix. Happy to take a look at the site and get this resolved promptly.