[muglo] Re: The site

Installing Safari Beta 3.0.3 brings several problems as is to be  
expected.

If you run MSN Messenger with Safari Beta installed you cannot close  
a conversation window without the program crashing. Yes, I know I can  
use Adium or a similar app . . .

There are also some problems navigating to pages that want to open  
PDF files. Also, some websites cause problems. Try http:// 
www.drudgereport.com - this will often cause Safari to crash. You  
will get a message telling you this is unexpected but you now know  
better.

Paul


On Aug 25, 2007, at 8:50 AM, Alan Pomfret wrote:

> Hello Doug,
>
> Compared the site using Safari Beta 3.0.3 and Firefox 2.0.0.6.
>
> Everything appears fine with Firefox 2..0.0.6
>
> With Safari, index.html displays everything only if the page is
> expanded to the point where the bottom and side slider disappear.
> Once I start to contact the page the welcome paragraph begins to
> truncate with the degree of truncation varying with the size of the
> page (the smaller the page, the greater the truncation)
>
> And no matter how big I make the page (in Safari) it does not display
> the info about the executive.
>
> However, the left hand side icons display in both browsers (and IMHO,
> with a bit nicer spacing in Safari)
>
> The top navigation bar seems fine in both browsers.
>
> This general pattern (left sidebar OK, navigation bar OK, material in
> the body truncated in a variety of ways in Safari whereas Firefox
> displays everything OK) also occurs on the Join.html, Sponsors.html,
> and Constitution.html pages.
>
> The Archives.html and Sponsors.html pages are OK in both browers.
>
> I don't think the beta version of Safari (3.0.x) is distributed via
> Software Update.
>
> i think I have always had to download mine directly from the Apple
> site (although my memory does not always serve me well)
>
> The only possible quick fix I can suggest at this time is the  
> following.
>
> I loaded the source code into Adobe Golive CS2 (the metatags
> indicated you constructed this in GoLive)
>
> You appear to be using a table cell  (or is it a text box) to
> position and constrain contents you want displayed in the cell.
>
> In the Inspector change the height of the cell to something like 5
> in. and the width to auto.
>
> (You made need different setting for each of the pages where you have
> a sidebar and body configuration)
>
> When I did this the index.html page displayed properly in Safari 3.0.3
>
> There are probably other solutions as well.
>
> Not sure about how how the different browsers handle the code but
> Apple has the reputation of adhering to the W3C specifications more
> faithfully than the other browser developers who are more forgiving
> (apparently IE leads the pack here).
>
> I have no where near the expertise to establish the accuracy of such
> an assertion.
>
> Or this may simply be a Safari bug so you could send a report into
> Apple along with a copy of the page.
>
> Anyway, good luck with this and thank you for all your hard work in
> trying to provide an online community for the Mac minority here in
> London.
>
> Alan Pomfret
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> On 25-Aug-07, at 12:48 AM, Tee Cashmore wrote:
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>> On 24-Aug-07, at 10:37 PM, doug rogers wrote:
>>
>>> Would you folks be so kind as to check
>>>
>>> http://www.freewebs.com/muglo/
>>>
>>> and tell me what you do and don't see and what browser you are  
>>> using.
>>> I think I am having a problem with Safari 3.0.3
>>
>> Doug, are you sure you have a legit 3.0.3, because I just checked for
>> software update & it stated that I have all current versions.
>> TTFN,   TeeC
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