[thelist] CSS issues in Safari
Martin Burns
martin at easyweb.co.uk
Tue Mar 24 02:42:50 CDT 2009
On 23 Mar 2009, at 18:00, Nan Harbison wrote:
> The photos are all
> exactly the same size, although the blurbs are different lengths. I
> am using
> conditional CSS so it displays fine in FF and IE 6 and &, but in
> Safari,
> some of the photos are too close together, especially the second and
> third
> photo and the client I am doing this for is RIDICULOUSLY picky about
> stuff,
> so she wants the page to display properly in Safari as well as the
> rest. I
> don't have an answer for her! She is like a dog with a bone. Does
> anyone
> have suggestions for how this could be fixed, or a way of telling
> her that
> this is as good as it gets with web browsers (maybe that is wrong?).
> Usually FF and Safari display pages pretty much the same, but not in
> this
> case. BTW, the page validates, I just validated it and fixed stuff
> because I
> knew someone would remind me to do that!
>
> I resorted to putting this page in a table because there were fewer
> problems
> in the fight between displaying correctly in FF and IE.
> Here is the page:
> http://projecthealthychildren.org/our-people.php
Nan
Looks fine to me (Safari 4 beta) - all photos are the same distance
apart, except where blurb extends below the photo bottom, pushing the
next one down a bit.
A thought though - if you're thinking of tables, presumably you don't
want the text to wrap under the image? In which case, this technique:
http://24ways.org/2008/making-modular-layout-systems
(particularly the left outset images) may be useful.
Cheers
Martin
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