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Fix: Safari 11.0.3 Bug (Always 'bold' Text (for noneSelectedText)) #1913

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mikeploeger opened this issue Feb 13, 2018 · 3 comments
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mikeploeger commented Feb 13, 2018

Fix on line 526 in bootstrap-select.js:

Old:
'<span class="filter-option pull-left"></span>&nbsp;' +

New:
'<span class="filter-option pull-left"></span>' +
Due to this, the 'noneSelectedText' was bold in Safari.
After the fix the text looked normal like expected.

Cant reproduce the bug in Firefox, seems to be a Safari issue. (macOS)

But anyway, the &nbsp; in this line is really unnecessary and should be removed.

@mikeploeger mikeploeger changed the title Bug + Fix for Safari 11.0.3 Bug (Bold Text of noneSelectedText) Bug + Fix for Safari 11.0.3 Bug (Always bold like Text (for noneSelectedText)) Feb 13, 2018
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What version of bootstrap-select are you using? Is this bug occurring in v1.13.0-beta? https://github.com/snapappointments/bootstrap-select/releases/tag/v1.13.0-beta

caseyjhol added a commit to snapappointments/bootstrap-select-temp that referenced this issue Feb 21, 2018
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mikeploeger commented Feb 21, 2018

I'm using v1.12.4.
Thank you for taking your time to commit the fix to the repo.

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Released in v1.13.0!

@mikeploeger mikeploeger changed the title Bug + Fix for Safari 11.0.3 Bug (Always bold like Text (for noneSelectedText)) Fix: Safari 11.0.3 Bug (Always 'bold' Text (for noneSelectedText)) Oct 10, 2022
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