Sorry for the repost but i didnt know how to delete from other thread. Anyway....
The safari I have installed on my PC Windows 7 64bit computer sees the CSS menu on the website just fine with the right colors but if you view it on a Mac with Safari it changes to a different color... is this because I need to use web colors for the website? Can I use color #f7941f on a website? www.upliftcabinets.com
Are you talking about your content overflowing your shadow? It looks that way in other non-IE browsers as well (chrome, etc). The color in your snapshot looks the same as the page does on my Chrome browser.
still working out other kinks but other then that the main issue is that safari on a mac ( has to be a mac ) shows a different color background in the css menu than the ones in internet explorer or firefox.
Is it possible to do this with no background color for the regular state and only set a background color on hover? Do you need the background color to resolve another issue?
Also make sure that your image is being saved without any embedded color profile. Safari seems to recognize and apply color profiles on the mac.
Color profiles are special instructions embedded inside of an image that can cause different output devices to render the color differently. They have been used for quite a while in the printing/prepress world but can cause problems in the web world.
I don't think so because the people who own the mac (where the picture came from) are very inept when it comes to computers. So I am assuming that they their setting are still at default.
I will still check though.......
nope... just checked and that's not it. I tried a different mac and the same problem occurred.
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