but cannot test it fully yet as my mobile devices are not available
but here is a possible workaround for IE using that shiny text thingy
choose "design for = display flex, go to the container with the paragraph that has the shiny text, and "hide" it
insert another container containing the paragraph & just apply text styling without the class for shiny text
Then go to design for= display flex, UNHIDE the container holding the shiny text paragraph and HIDEthe container holding the not shiny text
It works but in IE not shiny text effect, but at least it looks better,
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