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TonyMarz
12-07-2009, 02:45 PM
I have developed a site using VIsual Studio 2008. Bcause the site was small but loaded with graphics I used a simple ASP menu (Navigation tool / Menu) to support customers traversing from page to page. In IE everything works fine, note that I used absolute positioning. A family member used a mac book to look at the site using the Safari browser. O.K. now the problem. In Safari the nav menu displays at the top left corner of the page. To minimize the number of styles used to render the sheet I copied 2 items to a new website project, the menu and a hyperlink. viewed the page in IE, results are as designed in studio. Loaded in Safari, the nav menu jumps to top left of the page. I dressed the menu with hover colors put a box around the menu with colors etc. Loaded page in IE and it looks like I designed it, including hover colors etc. In Safari the menu is rendered at the top left with no font dressings as defined in previous sentence. When the hyperlink is placed in the top left corner the menu displays underneath the hyperlink. Any ideas?

jonmaster
12-30-2009, 02:04 PM
can you paste your html an css codes..

Better design for Opera or Firefox and then modify for IE

Stratt134
01-13-2010, 09:28 PM
Better design for Opera or Firefox and then modify for IE

Agreed