However, Safari does support text-decoration-style. You could add the following declaration to the above style rule to make the underline dotted in Safari as well:
I'm not sure that there is anything that can be done for this as far as normalize.css goes but thought it might be noteworthy.
I noticed some oddness with the dotted underline in chrome with a three letter acronym. At first i thought it was just because the content was all caps but no. Changing the font-size can change/improve the appearance of the dotted underline IMO, at around font-size:21px the dotted underline looks better in chrome here. Using 5 letters saw unexpected results in chrome here as well. https://codepen.io/sean1138/pen/dyGeKK
normalize.css includes the following style rule:
Source: https://github.com/necolas/normalize.css/blob/master/normalize.css#L80-L89
This results in a solid underline in Safari:
However, Safari does support
text-decoration-style
. You could add the following declaration to the above style rule to make the underline dotted in Safari as well:Demo: https://jsbin.com/guriqel/edit?html,css,output
Could you check if this is something that you could do?
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