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PDF Embeds: file loads incorrectly on iOS #51664
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Customer report of this issue here: 4451703-zd-woothemes |
Still an issue. |
Another report here: hc-32877576 |
Another here: 4555202-zen |
I've been testing the issue. Here are my findings. There is a reported issue on Apple's Developer Forum about this limitation on iOS. Testing on Android, I can see an empty space instead of the PDF preview or the first-page image. I've also found this interesting conversation in the original PR:
Screenshots
The Preview can be disabled, showing only the "download" buttons. I've created this issue on Gutenberg's repo: WordPress/gutenberg#46382 @liviopv, is it ok to close this issue in favor of the new one on Gutenberg? |
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@sejas yes, sounds like a good option! Closing for now. |
Steps to reproduce the behavior
What I expected to happen
The PDF should load as an embed as it does on desktop, or it should load as a downloadable link like on Android
What actually happened
The file displays only the first page of the PDF, with no option to scroll on multi-page files. The content of the PDF is displayed against the site's background, ignoring the PDF's background.
Screenshot: https://d.pr/i/N8UjSV
Pages:
Browser / OS version
Tested on an iPad Air 4 running iOS 14.4. Chrome and Safari apps in their latest versions.
Is this specific to the applied theme? Which one?
All themes
Does this happen on simple or atomic sites or both?
Both
Level of impact
Medium. It handles PDF embeds (not common) unusable on an entire operating system (very common).
Reproducibility
Consistent
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