Top Navigation not working in Safari - looks great in Firefox

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Thu, 2010-02-18 01:08

blueiguana

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So I'm being forced to use the 960 grid, and I've never had this issue before, in this area. Maybe my eyes are missing something. My navigation bar seems to be having some sort of wrapper/container issue in Safari. I've attached a link to compare Firefox and Safari, as well as pdfs of my code. I would be very grateful to anyone who can pinpoint the issue.

http://www.clifwebb.com/Safari-CSS.htm

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Thu, 2010-02-18 01:26

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blueiguana wrote:So I'm

blueiguana wrote:

So I'm being forced to use the 960 grid ...

I'm not familiar with this.

I'd much rather look at a live link instead of some PDF files.

yet again.

Thu, 2010-02-18 03:02

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I apologize, I can't post it.

I apologize, I can't post it. Regarding 960grid:
http://960.gs/

(My response was the same as yours to this).

Thu, 2010-02-18 03:35

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well, that pdf of code will

well, that pdf of code will not cut it. Add css code (uncompressed)

Please provide a link, and we'll check it out. As for the 960 thing. I read a little about this a while back. The only thing I took away from it was to design in 960px wide and use grid based layouts in designs. Sorry you're stuck using this code(pdf).